The phrase "able to bargain the" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the ability to negotiate or reach an agreement, but it lacks the necessary context or structure.
Example: "She is able to bargain the terms of the contract effectively."
Alternatives: "able to negotiate the" or "capable of discussing the".
As a subcontractor, drivers should be able to bargain about the price of the service.
Even if you find that an alpaca scarf costs 60 Peruvian nuevo sol for locals but 100 nuevo sol for tourists, don't necessarily expect to be able to bargain down the price of the scarf to 60 nuevo sol.
We may be able to bargain with the store owner, but the final price will be a "firm, fixed price" that includes everything that has gone into "producing" this puppy and some profit.
You may be able to bargain with the yard based on the rates that are fair.
Using the Internet makes consumers better informed and, hence, better able to bargain -- the information effect.
In a hard lock-up, investors have no right to redeem before their time is up; in a soft lock-up, they can get out early but have to pay a redemption fee of, say, 3-5%.The cachet of investing in the best hedge funds meant a few celebrated managers were able to bargain for the longest lock-up periods.
As hospitals merge into mightier megachains, they may be able to bargain down the payments to doctors and drug companies and device-makers, and create economies of scale by standardizing treatments.
His aides have also indicated that Chechnya will be able to bargain with the Kremlin for broad autonomy, much like that maintained by predominantly Islamic Tatarstan and several other distinctly ethnic provinces, once the new constitution is in place.
And central to this reality is the rise and the fall of worker power in the form of unions, able to bargain collectively at the workplace and mobilize workers' voice in the political arena.
While details are still emerging on whether the workers will be able to bargain collectively with the TSA, a successful election could help to bolster the country's total unionization rate, which has now fallen to just 11.9percentt, as David Moberg reported for In These Times this week.
