Sentence examples for that haggle from inspiring English sources

Because the parties clump together in big coalitions that haggle with national governments and the European Commission, ordinary folk do not know how to vote if they want to influence EU laws.

"We're not a culture that haggles.

The recently assented Housing Act means that haggling for affordable homes is going to get even harder.

It is no coincidence that haggling is possible in small shops, but harder in chain stores.Rules on fixed sales periods and selling below cost have come about in a similar way.

John Santa, an internist and director of the organization's Health Ratings Center, said that haggling is a necessary option these days, as consumers pay more for health care through higher deductibles.

You might think that haggling or negotiating is something that died out a century ago, or that happens today only in bustling outdoor markets and bazaars.

Not long before, it had paid $1.5 billion for a pharmacy benefit manager (a company that haggles over drug prices on behalf of medical insurers); J.P. Morgan, which led a syndicate in the bank loans, was trying to sell that unit but couldn't get a decent price.

Browsing is an adventure and bazaar prices are so low that haggling is virtually unnecessary.

Strangely, there were signs posted everywhere warning that haggling was explicitly prohibited.

Still, it is remarkable that, having haggled so hard to get their hands on power, the coalition's first instinct is to give it away.

Trade publications have speculated that the haggling may take longer than usual this time as the networks and agencies grapple with issues like commercial ratings and how to measure DVR viewership.