Sentence examples for foundational bargain from inspiring English sources
Salman's predecessor Abdullah, promoted the advancement of women and higher education, confronted powerful ulema (religious scholars), and tested the foundational bargain struck with them by his father, Ibn Saud.
Construing reciprocal bargaining as the foundational and therefore paradigmatic social connection among citizens "effaces the more asymmetrical forms of dependency that human life contains: the need for care in infancy, extreme age, and periods of severe illness or a lifetime of severe disability," she objects (2001, B9).
The right to freedom of association - and to collectively bargain wages and working conditions -- is a foundational principle of every democratic society on earth.
Egyptians must themselves take the long, tough road to negotiate and bargain through the writing and ratifying of their foundational document.
I want foundational health.
"RISC was foundational," Andreessen says.
This is a foundational change".
This is a foundational move.
"He was foundational to me.
