Sentence examples for bargain to settle from inspiring English sources

Early discussions on Capitol Hill suggest that, in a wide-ranging deal, a carbon tax might be part of a grand bargain to settle Taxmageddon.

When the army was finally withdrawn from Louisiana in 1877 as part of a bargain to settle the contested presidential election of 1876, the anti-black, anti-Republican Louisianans secured their power in state politics.

The act the railroads and the unions came up with, and which governs the airline industry today, commits management and labor to the process of collective bargaining to settle their disputes.

And it is not difficult to imagine a situation in which the writers hold fire for a while, and Mr. Roth and his fellows show up at the bargaining table to settle a new contract well in advance of their own expiration date, which matches that of the Actors Guild, next June 30.

A Paris court has ordered that the extraordinary contents of his rural home be auctioned off at bargain prices next week to settle his debts.

So much for the Washington pundits, the amateur game theorists (myself included), and the Administration officials who were all convinced a few weeks ago that the Republicans, lacking any bargaining power, would be forced to settle on the White House's terms.

As recently as last Friday, UAW President Ronald Gettelfinger had said he was eager to settle the bargaining without a strike.

As recently as last Friday, UAW President Ronald Gettelfinger said he was eager to settle the bargaining without a strike.

BAE was brought to court for the single offence after agreeing a plea bargain with the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) to settle years of investigations.

That occurred just months after Mr. Vajpayee had journeyed to Pakistan and the nations had promised to settle their differences at the bargaining table.

But the teachers' success in bringing the state's leaders to the bargaining table suggests local unions aren't content to settle for a nice place in the state's history books.