Sentence examples for straightforward bargain from inspiring English sources
At its core, the joint comprehensive plan of action (JCPOA) is a straightforward bargain: Iran's acceptance of strict limits on its nuclear programme in return for escape from the forest of sanctions that has grown up around its economy over the last decade.
Councillors are being offered a straightforward (and attractive) bargain, with the promise of £1.5 billion of central-government money to be spent on improvements to the city's public-transport network plus £1.2 billion to be raised against the forecast £180m revenue from the congestion charge.
But Facebook has become the focus of an increasingly heated debate over whether it was keeping its end of the bargain and giving users an easy, straightforward and consistent way to set their limits.
In a lengthy discourse on the use of power, Mr. Christie said that strong leadership requires clear communication and straightforward negotiation — much like, say, a prosecutor plea-bargaining with a defense lawyer.
While fights last year over union power and collective bargaining rights in places like Wisconsin and Ohio were relatively straightforward, one of the complications of the debate here is that "right to work" laws are somewhat more complicated to explain to the public.
From a technical perspective, moving from a bargaining problem over a perfectly divisible issue to one where there are indivisibilities, is far from straightforward.
As we wrote back in February, if there was, in fact, a corrupt bargain between the Trump campaign and the Russian government, or a tacit understanding, the outlines of the deal seem straightforward.
Perfectly straightforward.
Straightforward confession.
