Sentence examples for bargaining back from inspiring English sources

"They were sort of bringing collective bargaining back from the grave," said Senator Bob Jauch, a Democrat who had been involved in some of the talks.

In an effort to get the bargaining back on track, Leon E. Panetta, the White House chief of staff, and the chairmen of the Budget Committees, Senator Pete V. Domenici of New Mexico and Representative John R. Kasich of Ohio, scheduled a breakfast meeting for Thursday.

One issue that could bring the fight over collective bargaining back into the current conversation is a proposed constitutional amendment to Ohio's constitution that make it a right-to-work state.

Despite the fact that FDR prohibited federal workers from collectively bargaining back in 1937, and Jimmy Carter signed legislation preventing Fed workers from unionizing in 1978, putting up a firewall against our current 2.2 million federal workforce from doing so even now, states and counties and cities and townships often permit it.

It rarely practises what is known in Brussels as "cross-table bargaining" (back-scratching deals in which a member state helps another with one issue in return for a hand with a second).

Scott Walker in Wisconsin and to the repeal of a bill limiting collective bargaining backed by Gov. John R. Kasich of Ohio, seemed likely to quiet such efforts.

The unions representing city workers, disgruntled by the state's decision to freeze salaries and remove their right to collective bargaining, backed another Democrat instead of Mr. Jarjura, the party's endorsed candidate.

There were packages available to British fans, including a hotel stay at the Venetian and a ticket to the fight for £5,129, which sold out – they looked like a real bargain back in March when hotels on the Strip started asking for $3,173 for two nights over fight weekend.

Reich dates the "basic bargain" back to Henry Ford.

Theresa May has always had a difficult hand to play, and she has just used up the last card, offering MPs a final bargain: "Back my deal, and I'll quit". In the big picture of Brexit it was always an option that in the end, the prime minister might offer up her own position as leverage for support in return.

Though the national real estate market remains bleak in some neighborhoods vacant homes outnumber those that are occupied and sellers are being forced to lower asking prices in a bid to lure bargain hunters it's assumed that when housing dips to a point where buyers think it represents a bargain, they'll buy back in.