Sentence examples for offered to bargain from inspiring English sources

As the state senators are not unreasonable men, they even offered to bargain: they might allow speed cameras if Mr. Bloomberg agreed to foot the bill for this busing program.

MANILA — North Korea spurned harsh new U.N. sanctions Monday and threatened to defend itself with nuclear weapons if necessary, as Secretary of State Rex Tillerson repeated an offer to bargain with the outcast nation under the right circumstances.

Just hours before Mr. Bush hinted at the broad outlines of a grand bargain, China offered to arrange a meeting in Beijing in which the United States and North Korea could talk directly.

I get this stuff called "the news," and so I know that back when he was grand bargaining, he offered to raise the eligibility age to 67.

Plans to replace Melbourne changed in July 1981; the British 1981 Defence White Paper had marked the recently commissioned as surplus to requirements, and she was offered to the RAN for the 'bargain' price of GB£175 million (A$285 million).

Applegate offers to strike a bargain that would turn Joe into a gifted 22-year-old player.

He said the union's leadership has been dishonest in presenting management's bargaining offers to the rank and file -- a charge that Ms. Rosenstein vigorously denies.

I used whatever skills I had to offer (in my case, practical) to bargain for exhibition space.

"Palmer United is firm and will not change despite the government's attempt to bargain and offer us the opportunity to make changes to the proposed legislation.

Or they could make sure that workers and users can use data and computation to compare offers and use automation to bargain more effectively.

Travel firm Tui said today that although bookings are actually higher, its profits have been hit as it has been forced to offer bargains to British holidaymakers to entice them abroad.