Sentence examples for compromise and bargaining from inspiring English sources

Unless they agree on a common vision of Mexico's future, and stop believing that "compromise and bargaining is a sign of corruption," Mr. Fox and Mr. Madrazo "may be leading Mexico to a total stalemate," he said.

To send a positive message to voters European leaders will, however, have to rediscover the knack for pragmatic compromise and inter-governmental bargaining that used to be the hallmark of EU diplomacy.

"Such personal attacks treat the court as though it were merely a political forum in which bargaining, compromise, and even intimidation are acceptable principles.

Fundamentally, the world can be perceived as one big compromise, with bargains and trade-offs defining relationships between organisms across all ecosystems.

Finally, we use three different theoretical approaches – utility theory, p-metric distance functions and bargaining theory – to obtain the social optimum from the set of compromise consensuses.

The first is Mr Clegg's desire not to compromise his bargaining power by limiting his options in advance; the second his need to distance himself from Mr Brown.

"Responsible bargaining means you have a duty to search for compromise, and that only happens at the negotiating table," he was quoted as saying by Bild.

To avert this, a Republican senator has suggested a compromise whereby collective bargaining would be suspended for two years rather than permanently scrapped.

It has even been argued (Redondi 1983) that the charge of Copernicanism was a compromise plea bargain to avoid the truly heretical charge of atomism.

One point on which Monsignor Higgins never found room for compromise was the basic right of workers to unionize and bargain collectively.

When I say politics I do not mean the callous politics of bargaining and compromises and power plays.