Sentence examples for further bargaining from inspiring English sources
"We expect the union will request further bargaining," the executives wrote.
A tender offer with few conditions means that Electronic Arts is ready to close immediately, with no further bargaining required.
No further bargaining sessions are scheduled, though lawyers for the league and the players will meet today with an arbitrator, John D. Feerick, to schedule a hearing on the union's grievance over the teams' failure to pay guaranteed salaries.
But with not one key economic issue resolved and no further bargaining sessions planned after a session that lasted more than 10 hours on Thursday, the prospects are looking grimmer by the day.
Negotiations between the NBPA and owners started on April 1, and nine further bargaining sessions took place in the next three months.
We anticipate the extra day will motivate shoppers to use this additional day off to seek out further bargains, spend Christmas vouchers and even return or exchange unwanted Christmas gifts, causing shopper traffic to rise 3% year-on-year on Boxing Day".
If countries resemble in behaviors, meaning they both have a high risk tolerance and take disimprovements into account, therefore, they both decide to chicken out [state (C, C)] and postpone their compromises for further bargains, which is likely to be an outcome of the game.
Further, collective bargaining preserves labor peace by channeling worker grievances productively, and sometimes - as in the case of the Illinois personal assistants - also by placing a "no strike" clause in the collective bargaining agreement.
Now an analyst with the challenge of covering an often unloved sector -- biotechnology -- suggests going a step further, seeking bargains among stocks that are not merely unloved, but downright loathed.
Professor Schelling explored nuclear bargaining further in "Arms and Influence" (1966).
Oliver said this meant that enterprise contracts could reduce award conditions and would "further diminish the bargaining capacity of workers".
