Sentence examples for a bargaining stance from inspiring English sources

But this is viewed as merely a bargaining stance.

That demand was a bargaining stance, said Issam Chebbi, a prominent politician.

Some Democrats speculated the Senate version of the rent bill was a bargaining stance intended to be traded for something else yet to be made public.

Members of the City Council praised the mayor's plan, calling it a move in the right direction, whether it was a bargaining stance or not.

Sheldon Silver, the speaker of the Democratic-controlled Stapprovedmbly, who approved the repeal of the commuter tax but has since said he would support its re-imposition, said that the mayor's proposal could "very definitely" be a bargaining stance.

People usually assume a bargaining stance when they are asked about their reservation wage.

Its regulators may simply be adopting a hard bargaining stance with RIM because they want to be treated on a par with bigger countries.

Bezos also took a tough bargaining stance in the Washington Post negotiations.

"I don't blame the mayor," Mr. Lhota said, praising Mr. Bloomberg for taking a tough bargaining stance against the unions.

They have also committed themselves to taking a collective bargaining stance for independent record labels.

Lest the stance be viewed merely as a bargaining position, Brown insisted that a final deal would not include "benefits cuts".