Sentence examples similar to rolling bargaining from inspiring English sources

And stores start rolling out bargains earlier and earlier, reluctant to wait until overstuffed consumers leave their Thanksgiving Day meals to shop.

Romney Wednesday said he supported "110percentt" Ohio's Issue 2, a ballot question that would uphold a law rolling back collective bargaining rights for public employees, after declining to take a position Tuesday.

Then Mr. Kasich signed a law rolling back the collective bargaining rights of government workers, inciting a heated referendum campaign to repeal it.

Mr. Evans and Elaine L. Chao, the labor secretary, who was also in Beijing, pressed China to make trade-related changes including loosening its currency controls, privatizing its banking system, strengthening workers' wages and bargaining rights, and rolling back the role of government in the economy.

Eugene and Laura Melnyk paid $1.65 million in February for a 2-year-old filly out of Hennessy, but Harmony Lodge looked like a bargain yesterday when rolling home a winner in a 5-furlong maiden race in 1 03.54.

He denies the accusation by some executives who say that in the process, he has engaged in a form of regulatory log-rolling -- bargaining to help them in one set of proceedings to gain their support in another.

At the stroke of midnight on Dec. 31 the temporary rolling grand bargain on the fiscal cliff immediately brought lower paychecks to many households.

You could buy an unlimited monthly MetroCard for $2,800 and use it 1,400 times a month, rolling back your fare to a mere $2. What a bargain that would be.

But last night, Ms. Tolchin said that the two sides had agreed to return to the bargaining table at 11 a.m. today and that the buses would begin rolling at 4 40 a.m. as usual.

And rolling.

Sound rolling!