Sentence examples for bargains which from inspiring English sources

Some policies are created through collective wage bargains, which then pertain to everyone.

The story of this summer seems to be: people are booking late and demanding bargains, which is good news for them but bad for the travel industry.

The court has also declined to require the disclosure of such evidence during negotiations in plea bargains, which account for about 95 percent of cases.

The flea markets provided many bargains (which I'll describe in detail this Wednesday on my blog), but I found other options, too.

It's a fairly new development in Brazil that they have been able to use plea bargains, which barely existed 20 years ago and have been developed by a series of young prosecutors, but that's what opened up this case.

Waivers are a common but largely hidden element of plea bargains — which, in many federal cases, aren't really bargains because the power of prosecutors is often so much greater than that of the defendants or their lawyers.

A number of women are challenging a plea bargain deal which allowed the billionaire to avoid trial.

He must keep his side of the bargain which can't be all that easy.

For Obama, a Grand Bargain, which is to say a Grand Compromise, is not currently an option.

Mr. Aiello, of the N.F.L., said the ruling "has no bearing on collective bargaining, which is governed by labor law".

The majority of Monday's meeting was devoted to collective bargaining, which is moving at a glacial pace.