Sentence examples for traded concessions from inspiring English sources

The union's then-president, Douglas A. Fraser, recessed the negotiations at G.M. and reached a historic agreement at Ford that traded concessions for involvement in company decisions.

His willingness to trade concessions in work rules for better wages and benefits and to make long-term deals won praise in 1992 from The Times's publisher, Arthur O. Sulzberger Jr.

Public opinion forced the return of a 3,000-man 3,000-mannary forcexpeditionaryostok, which Borden had hoped would establish a Canadian presence leading eventually to trade concessions.

The suicide-bomber war will not be ended when powerless brokers list all the points of disputation and then pretend to trade concessions.

Obama not only must refuse to trade concessions for a debt-ceiling hike; he has to make it clear that he will endure default before he submits to ransom.

Allowing groups of countries to make sectoral deals, for example, could undermine one of the essential ingredients of a trade round: the ability to trade concessions in one sector for gains in another.

Whether the U.A.W. or Chrysler's suppliers would trade concessions of some kind for an ownership stake in Chrysler — as Cerberus suggested in its statement on Friday — is questionable, Ms. Lindland said.

A year ago there were reports that Mr Cameron had been "pressured" into a visit to the country by President Nursultan Nazarbayev, who was apparently eager to trade concessions over military transit for the prestige of hosting a major foreign leader on his home turf.

When the two sides fail to see that their priorities differ, then they may miss opportunities to trade concessions in ways that maximize everyone's happiness.

The mercantilist nature of trade policy in which "offensive" objectives are traded against "concessions" in other areas would suggest not.

The bloc also provides trade concessions and provides financing.