Sentence examples for bargain beyond from inspiring English sources

Democratic policy experts say his willingness to bargain beyond existing public proposals may be ebbing.

Mr. Boehner had good reason to pursue such a so-called grand bargain beyond the matter of his own legacy.

But last month, the end of the 2003 model year, there were bargains beyond belief.

The conflict in Iraq is often framed as a struggle between Shias and Sunnis and Arabs and Kurds - but the country is home to a number of minority groups who find themselves caught in the violence and in political bargains beyond their control.

*The N.F.L., which already has the most stable relations with its players' union of all major professional sports, has begun negotiations with the union about extending the collective bargaining agreement beyond its expiration in 2004.

The theater owners have a powerful bargaining chip beyond mere market share: a switch from celluloid to digital projection systems would save the studios more than 90% of their film distribution costs but only if theaters play along.

The growth in sales has also been driven by bargain stores moving beyond the £1 price tag – almost one-in-four items cost more.

BG Group also managed to make gains as bargain hunters looked beyond the losses, believing that the share price has been punished enough.

It would also, paradoxically, pass up an opportunity for a grand bipartisan bargain — going far beyond the deal to open up some coastal drilling that Congress is expected to vote on this week — that could preserve or restore huge swaths of wilderness that are a top priority of serious environmentalists.

Going beyond bargain hunting, Wang drew on his most important asset: a heartfelt mission to help minority children who don't have health insurance.

Two: The right to organize and bargain collectively is beyond limited union powers to organize workers and mobilize crowds.