Sentence examples for bargaining stance from inspiring English sources

But this is viewed as merely a bargaining stance.

At the same time, the maritime alliance is taking its toughest bargaining stance in years.

That demand was a bargaining stance, said Issam Chebbi, a prominent politician.

Mr. Almunia's tougher bargaining stance, antitrust experts say, is not merely a personal preference.

Bezos also took a tough bargaining stance in the Washington Post negotiations.

"I don't blame the mayor," Mr. Lhota said, praising Mr. Bloomberg for taking a tough bargaining stance against the unions.

By speaking with each other, ABC News and CBS News have significantly altered their bargaining stances with CNN.

Lest the stance be viewed merely as a bargaining position, Brown insisted that a final deal would not include "benefits cuts".

In its letter to the labor board, the union accused the company of engaging in "regressive bargaining," changing its stance on wage-and-hour issues and "failing to respond" to proposals from the union.

Art Pulaski, the chief officer of the California State Labor Federation, said the Wisconsin standoff could encourage some Republican governors to take a harsher stance in bargaining.

Austin Frakt thinks Democrats should be grateful to have Republicans shift to a stance of bargaining over the law's features, many of which do in fact need improvement.