Sentence examples for a common bargain from inspiring English sources

Under the terms of the settlement, Trump will not admit fault, a common bargain in civil cases like this one.

A key challenge for Ottawa will be to broker a common bargaining position with Canada's major lumber exporting provinces.

In a common Chinese bargaining tactic staged daily at markets and shopping malls, buyers usually pretend they are walking away if sellers refuse to offer a better price.

Four simple axioms lead to a class of mechanisms encompassing common bargaining theories, competitive price taking and other solution concepts.

This is due to the dissipation of rents from inefficient state-owned enterprises, from protective tariffs and from the inflation-induced rents and subsequent wage bargaining (Marshall 2002, highlights price stabilization as the loss of a common standard for collective bargaining in this period).

If all big research universities were to pledge not to use lightened teaching loads as a bargaining chip, a "common enterprise university" might stand a decent chance.

The resultant inability to present a united front or agree on a common position significantly reduced their bargaining power in negotiations with the Congress.

One principal involved in the Extended Stay acquisition, whose firm did not want to discuss the deal publicly, said the price was a deep bargain compared with a common benchmark known as replacement cost, which is the theoretical price to build a similar hotel in the same location today.

Waivers are a common but largely hidden element of plea bargains — which, in many federal cases, aren't really bargains because the power of prosecutors is often so much greater than that of the defendants or their lawyers.

It is a common practice for American investigators to use plea bargaining to gather crucial information against their main targets.

Thanks to rental companies, sales fleets and bargain hunters, the old Impala is a common sight.