Sentence examples for global bargaining from inspiring English sources

China's huge domestic market quickly gave it global bargaining power.

Mike Zielinski, a member of our strategic campaigns, global bargaining and international affairs department, went on that trip to conduct training, right about the time the USW went on strike against Goodyear in the U.S.

A grand global bargain seemed possible.No longer.

He described the plan as a "grand global bargain" between nuclear and nonnuclear states.

Is some grand global bargain on carbon-dioxide emissions, including China and India, even a possibility?

Healthful or not, drizzled on plump figs, they were all delicious and at $10 a kilo a real global bargain.

"This whole Bali thing started because I started thinking like a global bargain hunter," Mr. Zucca said.

We cannot therefore have a global bargain with capital which implies that losses are socialised and profits privatised.

In the run-up to the 21st century, a grand global bargain was negotiated at a series of summit meetings and then signed in 2000.

Republicans have acknowledged that the two parties will not be able to agree on Medicare and other entitlement programs — a "big, grand, global bargain" on debt reduction, as Mr. Ryan put it — before the August deadline for increasing the debt limit.

This imbalance, whereby foreigners sell their goods to America in exchange for its assets, was one potential cause of the country's financial crisis.If this global bargain does come unstuck, how should developing countries respond?