Sentence examples for the end of the bargaining from inspiring English sources

Think of Cullerton-Lightford as playing the good cops, Madigan-Chapa-LaVia the bad, and you begin to understand why Ms. Lightford was crying at the end of the bargaining session — tears of joy, she insisted — and publicly at a Senate session Thursday.

Billy Hunter, the union's executive director, called the union's move the end of the collective bargaining process, which he said has "completely broken down".

The biggest potential problem for NFL owners is the end of the collective bargaining agreement that expires after the 2010 season.

President Obama's second inaugural comes at an interesting moment, what you might call the end of the era of the Grand Bargain.

But last month, the end of the 2003 model year, there were bargains beyond belief.

"At the end of the day, supply and demand, the relative bargaining positions of both sides, will dictate the content of those clauses," Mr. Glickman said.

The league said that Eric Grubman, the executive vice president for business operations, would oversee the finance group at least until the end of collective bargaining with the players union.

But what happens when Falk's greatest investment, Jordan, stares him down at the other end of the bargaining table?

Barry and Friedman found that the smarter negotiators actually gave more value to their counterparts at the opposite end of the bargaining table.

The government's proposals spell the end of national collective bargaining in the health service and with it the breakup of the NHS career structure.

Clearly, we got the better end of the bargain.