Sentence examples for bargaining time from inspiring English sources
But its resignation does not take effect for 48 hours, which leaves plenty of bargaining time before Mr. Barak loses his parliamentary majority.
Thus the chances of Liverpool escaping from the ongoing saga with Suárez as a motivated member of their playing squad are getting slimmer by the day; so too is the likelihood of the club ending up ahead of the game, with bargaining time – and quality replacements – fast running out.
When bargaining time came, they nailed the company for a juicier cut of the profits.
But the UAW dilemma is, come bargaining time, Chrysler is going to dig in.
With sufficiently rapid offers, this advantage outweighs opportunity costs of managers' bargaining time, and negotiated transfer pricing generates higher profits than the cost-based method.
Fellow-blogger Joe Cirincione has pointed out here the strategically correct approach adopted by the Obama administration, namely to keep confidential all new intelligence information on Iranian activities until bargaining time.
This is a more realistic price than it was, and makes it definitely a bargain time".
"The interest for the moment is depressed, but the trend is, we have a lot of savings in Asia and this is a bargain time" for assets in the United States, said Paul Tang, the chief economist at the Bank of East Asia in Hong Kong.
You have to bargain time and again.
The bargaining this time will be about less earth-shattering topics, according to officials on both sides of the talks.
