Sentence examples for separate bargain from inspiring English sources

He somehow manages to sift his way through the diplomatic debris and recover Franklin's exquisite sense of the competing objectives among the American, British and French delegations, all the while recognizing that John Adams and John Jay were correct to insist, against Franklin's instincts, on a separate bargain with the British that left the French marooned and unrewarded.

The mechanics' union, a separate bargaining unit of the International Association of Machinists, plans to hold a ratification vote on April 29.

But United's 14,000 mechanics, which comprise a separate bargaining unit, turned the concessions down and the company filed for bankruptcy.

The total amount of this cost, (tau l_i ), has to be deducted from the union's rent in the case of separate bargaining (Borghijs and Du Caju 1999).

That would still allow Mr Obama to pursue a separate grand bargain, with the Republicans tolerating higher taxes in return for the president accepting curbs on the growth of entitlement programmes such as Social Security and Medicare (pensions and health care for the elderly), as suggested in his own budget.

Kamm was jailed for 4-1/2 years in October under a separate plea bargain.

After the original offer collapsed, William J. Purdy, the county's chief assistant prosecutor, started new, separate plea-bargain talks with lawyers for some of the teenagers.

But, according to Janus's supporters, it's hard to separate collective bargaining from lobbying.

By August 20, Vick and the other three co-defendants agreed to separate plea bargains for the federal charges.

Cestare said she likes the strategy because "we don't have a separate entity bargaining for us" and "we can take direct action at any moment".

AS the fall season gets under way for the broadcast television networks, Madison Avenue is already separating the bargains from the overpriced merchandise -- and determining which new shows will be tossed out altogether.