Sentence examples for difficult bargaining from inspiring English sources

The accord was reached just before 4 a.m. after difficult bargaining.

"There's a morning after…there are things we won't forget," he warned.Hence the prospect of long and difficult bargaining to come.

But delays in implementing an overhaul of the public sector, aggravated by the political crisis last month, have put Greece in a difficult bargaining position.

If it is signed by the Hungarian President, János Áder, the "Fourth Amendment" will wipe out more than 20 years of Constitutional Court decisions protecting human rights and it will reverse concessions made to Europe over the last year of difficult bargaining as the Fidesz government has tightened its grip on power.

"The union is encouraged that the parties were able to join together and overcome the obstacles present in today's difficult bargaining and economic environment".

Is that a difficult bargain for some writers to make?

Winning approval of debt ceiling increases from Congress has been difficult in the past, in part because it is an opportunity for grandstanding and hard bargaining.

"This becomes a matter of difficult collective bargaining with all the layoffs coming," he said.

The BHP-Rio joint venture deal made Chinese buyers very difficult to bargain with.

"It's difficult to bargain with Dalai Lama fans," Richie said later.

I knew what the consequences could potentially be of the indictment alone – Rikers, media attention, losing a job, a difficult plea bargain – and I sometimes didn't want to indict cases that seemed less serious, even if I had "reasonable cause to believe".