Sentence examples for negotiating card from inspiring English sources

The report recommends that smaller states band together for more clout when negotiating card terms with banks.

South Korean officials suspect that North Korea wants to offer the suspension of its nuclear facilities once again as a negotiating card to extract concessions.

Officials in Athens hinted that as "a last negotiating card" they could take the case to the international court of justice at The Hague.

The complex is the North's only known source of weapons-grade plutonium, and along with its uranium enrichment program, a principal negotiating card.

The North's new reactor and its enrichment plant, which experts suspect may be only part of a much bigger enrichment scheme hidden in the hilly country, gave North Korea a new negotiating card.

The administration has been divided on the question of whether North Korea is willing to trade away its nuclear program, or determined to hold onto it as a negotiating card with the United States.

And Syriza, unless it is prepared to countenance taking Greece out of the eurozone, has few negotiating cards to play.

UK politicians will argue they cannot make guarantees about the status of EU migrants in the UK until similar guarantees are made by the EU about the status of Britons living there, or they would be unilaterally throwing away one of their few negotiating cards.

(Mind you, he also said there was "no downside to Brexit, only considerable upside", and the negotiating cards were "incredibly stacked our way", so you may believe what you like. Other than that, it was basically what he's said before).

By mounting the largest coordinated climate demonstration in world history in the wake of National Climate Week, the worldwide protest movement gave the Administration the negotiating cards it was seeking.

The facts on the ground have changed and that means that all of the negotiating cards should be back on the table.