Sentence examples for of having bargaining from inspiring English sources

Whether people can participate in the whole decision-making process – instead of having bargaining power when it comes to implementation – will be the biggest challenge.

"All of the sudden, the merchants have bargaining power," Mr. Bourgeois of Sanford C. Bernstein said.

As much as Boeing dreads the prospect, airline companies, like car buyers entering a showroom, relish the idea of having more bargaining clout.

As the deadline approaches for filing tax returns, the process of claiming a tax break created by the stimulus package has proved to be more work than millions of people had bargained for.

Bradley's wife, Lindsay, also stays and also is involved in a humanitarian way that neither of them could have bargained for the day that Bob signed up for the challenge abroad.

The Government knows full well that a greater number of Conservative MPs than it had bargained for would oppose Repeal of the Hunting Act.

Soon the two were seeing more of each other than they had bargained for.

Many dealers have "bargain bins" of coins that you can pick through.

The advantages of having a stronger bargaining position when buying are limited to certain areas of the merchandise sold by the two groups.

There are not expected to be any stumbling blocks in the way of having the collective bargaining agreement completed by Thursday, with work already said to be about 80 percent complete on the final issues.

But that opportunity comes at the cost of having to offer bargain-basement discounts, with no guarantee that the bargain-seekers will ever return and pay full price.