Sentence examples for a question of bargaining from inspiring English sources

As the economist John Kay wrote in yesterday's FT, only a rabid ideologue could fail to appreciate that pay is not purely a question of productivity; it is also a question of bargaining.

Count Bismarck said that he did not raise any question of bargain, but the German government expected their rights to be respected.

"The bill prevents a union from dictating to an employer on the question of bargaining with union representatives through an employer association.

"Customers looking for this type of property generally regard it as buying a work of art, where it is not so much a question of picking up a bargain, but having the privilege of owning a rare object," he said.

The problem is not just a question of justice, so much as one of bargaining power; women with economic agency are at the cornerstone of social progress.

Whether they'd actually hit that 10 million limit is something of a question, of course, considering solar still isn't a bargain at half off.

The movement that has followed Walker's outrageous action has redefined the right to collective bargaining for what is -- as a moral question, a question of human rights.

The most contentious issue to emerge in the recent labor battles has been the question of collective bargaining rights.

Town and Vistnes equate a hospital's bargaining with the value a hospital adds to a network and find a positive impact of bargaining power on prices.

It is also a place of bargaining.

There was a lot of bargaining.