Sentence examples similar to initiating bargaining from inspiring English sources
"I'm excited," said Eastside school board member Larry Gonzalez, who has led efforts to build additional classrooms and initiated bargaining talks with the CRA.
A complementary argument, provided by Card et al. (2016: 1), is that high-educated women, in a given occupation, 'are less likely to initiate wage bargaining with their employer and are (often) less effective negotiators than men'.
Pursuant to Article 253-1 of Taiwan's Rules of Criminal Procedures [ 19], the prosecutor can initiate plea bargains with those who are charged of lesser crimes and likely to be indicted.
In the 1950s Robert Wagner initiated major housing programs and granted collective bargaining rights to city unions but was often accused of ignoring long-term problems.
Baseball's club owners and players don't have to sit across the bargaining table from each other to initiate a verbal skirmish, their representatives demonstrated again yesterday.
The N.B.A. age policy has been controversial nearly since it was initiated in 2005 as part of the collective bargaining agreement between the league and the players union.
The case was initiated pursuant to the grievance process in the collective bargaining agreement that required the company to terminate only for just cause.
I find that far too many spouses attempt to initiate these disputes merely as some kind of negotiating strategy, often believing they can use the animal as a bargaining chip.
The talks were initiated by Mr. Spitzer and later taken over by the federal housing secretary, Andrew M. Cuomo, each explicitly wielding the threat of a lawsuit to coerce the gun industry to the bargaining table.
