Sentence examples for bargaining into from inspiring English sources

From a distance, there would seem no more unlikely a target for this fight than Michigan, where labor, hoping to demonstrate strength after a series of setbacks, asked voters last month to enshrine collective bargaining into the state Constitution.

In reaction to the changes imposed on public schools across the country in the name of "education reform," the Chicago Teachers Union redefined its traditional role and waged a multidimensional fight that produced a community-wide school strike and transformed the scope of collective bargaining into arenas that few labor relations experts thought possible.

But he would not just accept death; he had to be bargained into it.

Turning the grand bargain into a big deal will clearly be a challenge.

One is that somehow a strain of pragmatism that is innate to British politics, coupled with raw terror of chaos, will drive May's bargain into law.

Upgrades of the system were collectively bargained into the umpires contract, which could eventually lead to their losing control over the pate.

We show this experimentally by giving pairs of subjects the option to agree on a single average price for a sequence of trades in effect pooling several small bargains into a larger one.

In one weekend, I had turned from being a small person in boring shoes who couldn't drive a bargain into a medium-sized person with fabulous shoes who could bargain with the best of them.

Perhaps how bold was reflected in the intensity of Justice Antonin Scalia's scathing dissent, which excoriated the court for elevating the "necessary evil" of plea bargains into "a constitutional entitlement".

— Glenn Collins The Wall Street Journal: Tagging along with Teri Gault, a California woman who has parlayed her knack for sniffing out supermarket bargains into a popular Web site, the Grocery Game.

They also bargained into the night over Gov. Jerry Brown's proposal to reshape state taxes.