Sentence examples for detailed bargaining from inspiring English sources

The unions said the newly proposed language on job security would affect the 26 local agreements in different ways, thus necessitating the delays and more detailed bargaining.

Union officials have said the split talks are needed because the latest company proposals would affect 26 local agreements in different ways, and therefore require more detailed bargaining.

Last summer, Trump had been angry about reporter Joshua Green's book Devil's Bargain, which detailed Bannon's role in Trump's political rise.

It is entirely appropriate to subject collective bargaining structures to detailed theoretical and empirical scrutiny.

The best value in headphones I've heard this year — maybe ever — came from the Grado SR 80i, which provides detailed and balanced sound at a bargain basement $100.

While President Obama has talked generally about such a Grand Bargain, he has never put a detailed offer before the American people and his own party faithful.

Officials involved in the talks point out that each of these elements involves separate highly detailed, technical agreements, and so caution that striking a bargain could be a drawn-out and painstaking process.

If I'd taken more advantage of the service, having them build out a detailed week-long itinerary, it would have been a bargain.

The document, provided to The New York Times in draft form, is the most detailed administration plan to date to return the enemies to the bargaining table.

Last year, he published his latest tell-all, "The Price of Politics," which gives a detailed account of the failed efforts in 2011 to reach a Grand Bargain on taxes and spending before the debt ceiling was breached.

The union immediately followed Bettman's briefing with an elaborate and detailed presentation in a hotel ballroom downtown, with Goodenow flanked by seven top players on the bargaining committee.