Sentence examples for central bargain from inspiring English sources

The Doha "development" round, which began in 2001, immediately ran into trouble as emerging markets chafed at the central bargain: big cuts in their industrial tariffs in exchange for more access to rich-world agricultural markets.

Mr Obama wants to show he is honouring the central bargain of the treaty: that the five nuclear-weapons states would disarm in return for a vow by other countries not to seek nuclear weapons.In the view of Britain's foreign secretary, David Miliband, America's new policy should turn the tables on critics of the old nuclear powers.

Elective abortions for poor women in the District of Columbia — a central bargaining chip in the deal — have cost the city $62,300 since August, city officials say.

Countries where central bargaining is strong may thus be left behind.Achieving such diversity is fairly easy when companies are able to pay big nominal wage increases.

Late Saturday night, Verizon offered concessions that would allow the unions to organize more easily in the company's fast-growing wireless division, a central bargaining issue that could have a substantial effect on labor relations in the entire wireless communications industry, said people close to the talks.

Traxler (1995) has coined the movement of retaining sectoral (or central) bargaining with more room for additional enterprise bargaining 'organized decentralisation', which he has contrasted with 'disorganized decentralisation' when national or sectoral agreements are ended.

Central bargaining by NHSO had brought down prices of soft lens significantly; hospitals can choose to reimburse on an agreed rate or to use lens supplied by the NHSO-negotiated vendors.

A key external constraint was contestations regarding the prioritisation of nurses over other health care professionals in the OSD implementation, especially among the recognised labour organisations in the central bargaining chamber.

In Finland, on the other hand, central pay bargaining resumed in 2011 after an interlude of four years of sectoral and company bargaining.

During the recession central pay bargaining ended in Ireland (1987 2009), Greece (1990 2010) and Romania (2005 2010) and in these three countries enterprise-level bargaining now prevails.

The unions also oppose Tory plans to end central pay bargaining for teachers and to allow schools to pay according to merit.Here, though, the lessons from Sweden are more optimistic.