Sentence examples for bargains call for from inspiring English sources
Sometimes extreme bargains call for extreme caution.
The bargaining called for more money & they needed more cash.
While the Grand Bargain called for less duplication and more coherence, critics argue it fell short of ensuring that these assessments were carried out independently.
If that happens, they say the city would break collective bargaining agreements that call for paying "critical training and safety programs".
Public employee unions plan to call for bargaining over the terms of unpaid days, whether they're staggered over numerous pay periods or more concentrated.
Selig was still on the contraction bandwagon in February 2003, even though the collective bargaining agreement called for 30 MLB teams during the life of the deal.
The 1985 collective bargaining agreement called for a study committee on international play.
Based on that advice, Mr. Cooper rejected a plea bargain that called for a sentence of four to seven years.
The current collective-bargaining agreement calls for testing only in preseason physicals or when a team doctor has reason to suspect a player is using drugs.
Baseball's collective bargaining agreement called for the minimum to rise at the same rate as the percentage increase in the Consumer Price Index-Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers from November 2008 through November 2010.
