Sentence examples for capable of bargaining from inspiring English sources

A young woman regarded as practically invisible at first, who finally emerges as the only figure capable of bargaining Rutherford into submission, she is a north country Nora who doesn't walk out of the doll's house so much as rearrange it on her own terms.

Most of us are capable of bargaining for a distant payoff -- a college diploma, for example -- but addicts are bad at this calculation.

By applying rollout techniques more commonly used in game-playing AIs to a dialog scenario, Facebook was able to create machines capable of complex bargaining.

Pressure groups, professional bodies, directorates, boards and even powerful individuals – pursuing a different mix of personal, institutional, civic and political interests – are all capable of negotiating and bargaining to influence local outcomes.

"Allowing the state to come in as an owner ― it seems like they would be capable of driving a fairer bargain between labor and capital," Bruenig said.

Their government is perfectly capable of using starvation as a bargaining chip.

Weeks of bargaining followed.

Thus disregarding the social dimension of bargaining.

Furthermore, that gravely weakened trade unions are no longer capable of giving workers a voice or the power to bargain collectively for just wages.

Authoritarians exert mere power or brute force, but real leadership has a moral dimension capable of transforming and moving people in ways that mere transactional bargaining cannot.

But for all that, he remains the one Palestinian leader capable of reining in the violence and leading his people back to the bargaining table.