Sentence examples for bargaining produced from inspiring English sources

You hear that collective bargaining produced incremental improvements for each side.

But ZANU-PF objected to many of its provisions, and several messy rounds of bargaining produced a very different final draft.

And, after dragging on for nearly two years, the inter-governmental conference to revise the earlier Maastricht treaty was finally brought to a close, which means that formal negotiations to open the European Union to eastern members should begin at the end of this year.Yet the two and a half days of wearisome bargaining produced more of a mouse than a mountain.

Both Grand Bargains produce real fiscal progress.

A bargain? Alas, such bargain prices produced panic rather than purchases; only 21% of net investable funds went into equities that year, a 25-year record low.

Levine, now the Yankees' president, added, "It led to the good-faith bargaining that produced revenue sharing, the luxury tax and interleague play".

WASHINGTON — President Obama and Congressional leaders said Wednesday that a late-night White House bargaining session produced no budget breakthrough that would avert a government shutdown this weekend but agreed the two sides had narrowed the issues in efforts to strike a deal.

The right to collective bargaining was produced by of one of the country's greatest social movements.

He made a mistake by negotiating in 2011, hoping to reach a grand bargain; that produced the corrosive sequester cuts.

Writing in 1897, Strauss used the conventions of theme and structure to suggest narrative in "Don Quixote," his set of variations inspired by the Cervantes novel, and in the bargain he produced a quasi concerto, with the solo cello taking on the mock heroic title role, and the viola as Sancho Panza.

Last July, people on both sides said if the talks had continued, a few more days of hard bargaining could have produced a deal to be announced at the All-Star Game.