Sentence examples for of their bargain from inspiring English sources

The Republicans can't now say that the terms of their bargain with Trump haven't been fully presented to them.

PARIS — Ten years ago, Bob and Mike Bryan were desperate to win a Grand Slam doubles title and were sleeping on the floor of their bargain hotel room.

They are Jay Payton of their bargain basement outfield, strolling into the clubhouse yesterday with stitches around the eye from the pitch he took in the helmet the other night.

Beth Gilbert, 52, of Norfolk, Mass., acknowledged the steep demands that confront Mr. Patrick, saying, "When you elect a Republican governor, part of their bargain is they don't really believe that government can solve the people's problems.

Meanwhile, the Angels are enjoying the fruits of their "bargain" acquisition of Bobby Abreu, writes SI.com's Lee Jenkins, and his teammate Torii Hunter is enjoying life, which includes a brother he did not know until recently.

"Given that they give the information to somebody else as part of their bargain to raise money for another deal, there is a strong likelihood that it would reach the materiality level," said Stanley Arkin, a corporate and securities lawyer in New York.

The recall stemmed from Walker's signature law that stripped public unions of nearly all of their bargaining rights.

The writers, Mr. Dekom added, have already effectively gotten themselves locked out by one of their bargaining tactics.

The union's lawyer, Robert Bloch, called a two-sentence section of the bill an "atomic bomb" that strips teachers of some of their bargaining rights.

As Gov. Scott Walker of Wisconsin faces a well deserved recall vote next month after stripping public unions of their bargaining rights, voters are discovering the generosity of Diane Hendricks.

Five months after Gov. Scott Walker of Wisconsin pushed through a law stripping public unions of their bargaining rights, the Republican Party has paid a price.