Sentence examples for internal bargaining from inspiring English sources

Bureaucratic politics approach, theoretical approach to public policy that emphasizes internal bargaining within the state.

On national television on Saturday night, Mr. Miller blamed the Peasants for the government's breakup, for pursuing what he called "internal bargaining and quarrels".

There are no formal rules, much less elections; somehow, names just surface in the media to become part of the EU's mysterious internal bargaining system.

Ainslie (1992, 2001) has produced an account of people as communities of internal bargaining interests, in which subunits based on short-term, medium-term and long-term interests face conflict that they must resolve because if they don't, and instead generate an internal Hobbesian breakdown (Section 1), outside agents who avoid the Hobbesian outcome can ruin them all.

But this is an increasingly dangerous world for herbivorous clubs, built on an internal bargain of redistribution in exchange for open borders.

Dr. Joyce Slochower, a professor of psychology at Hunter College and a visiting professor at New York University's postdoctoral program in psychotherapy and psychoanalysis, noted that people "make these kinds of internal bargains," trying to "create encapsulated arenas of protection to support the illusion of safety".

European social market capitalism and east Asian capitalism have generally produced significantly higher productivity and growth on a shared partnership model, where loyalty and commitment to a firm are earned by greater information-sharing and more internal negotiation and bargaining before major decisions are taken.

Zoe had begun‚ at a young age‚ to exhibit signs of radical empathy that prevented her from engaging in normal childhood activities like capture the flag (she felt sorry for the flag) and eating gummy bears (she always bit the head off last‚ apologizing profusely in an internal monologue of bargaining and remorse).

Mr. Crane testified that the union had tried repeatedly over three years to participate through bargaining in internal discussions leading to the new detention policy — to no avail, he said.

Faye Turney, the star of the debacle, might have wanted more than one-fifteenth of the proceeds, but that could have been settled through an internal auction.Enforcing the bargain, though, might have proved difficult since this will not (they hope) be a repeated game.

Games, the researcher concluded, could divert factory workers' energies away from collective bargaining and toward internal competition.