Sentence examples for lead bargaining from inspiring English sources

HWCA's lawyer Benjamin Dictor has also stated that Diamond's CEO, Johann De Villiers, was the lead bargaining representative of the company until as recently as November 2015.

"This will inevitably lead to bargaining with the PKK," fumed Deniz Baykal, leader of the Republican People's Party.

You couldn't really blame him if he thought 'I have to do something unconventional here because everything else hasn't' worked.' The danger is that sort of unconventionality could lead to bargaining away equity in our alliances with South Korea and Japan, which might look good immediately but would not be good for long-term alliances in Asia.

3. Look after the pennies Were Benjamin Franklin able to update his much-used comment on the inevitability of death and taxes, he might also muse that misfortune in a country during one year will inescapably lead to bargains on its beaches in the year after.

Leading the bargains on the Sage menu was a big copper pot of delectable mussels in a flavor-packed tomato-basil-garlic broth.

He said such an alliance would lead to "endless bargaining and backroom deals.

But with negotiations at a standstill, Mr. Obama left little doubt that the Afghans would take the lead in any bargaining.

High employment in a low-wage, nonunion economy is politically tolerable because it does not lead to increased bargaining power for workers, who can be laid off or forced to take wage or benefit cuts if need be.

In the end, a plea bargain led to today's sentence.

Finally, unions and collective bargaining lead to a positive effect on wages which is larger for women than men (Aidt and Tzannatos 2002), and to larger increases in male unemployment than female unemployment when collective bargaining are more decentralized (Feldmann 2009).

Haste can also lead to bad bargains or murky texts.