There's no haggling.

This is a bargaining game.

You aren't getting any bargain.

Paul, let's not haggle over this anymore.

Keep leading with your chin and don't compromise.

Oh, right now they're probably haggling over the price with Murder Incorporated.

Consider that a fortunate compromise, then, Mr. Land.

We see high end haggling in fashion today.

High end haggling for luxury and real estate.

That's no bargain. If these people are so important...

Bargaining is highly centralized and often the government participates to coordinate fiscal policy.

Thus, in addition to developing a national legislative framework, a collective bargaining process should take place.

They were no good as bargaining chips, because there was no one with whom to bargain.

And, in any coming showdown, we must hope that all leaders will refuse to use innocent people s lives as bargaining chips.

The return of the entire Golan is not open to compromise, unjustified delay or a misplaced testing of intentions.

Moreover, sometimes they say that they do not want to give away a bargaining chip prematurely.

In fact, while the United Nations Charter was being worked out, the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics was the most eloquent, the most ardent and the most uncompromising promoter of the absolute right of veto in the Security Council.

The right of the people of the island to speak Spanish and to have their own culture was non negotiable.

Holding onto territory as a bargaining chip makes less sense if there is no one with whom to bargain.

Louisbourg was an important bargaining chip in the peace negotiations to end the war, since it represented a major British success.

Algeria had defied all human rights laws by using the sufferings of Moroccan families as a bargaining chip until American and international pressure forced their release.

As surviving firms gain in size, Chinese businesses may exercise more bargaining power vis à vis the Chinese government and foreign firms.

It may be a Faustian bargain prosperity in exchange for political obedience but so far it has worked.

36. Women in groups often have more bargaining power than individual women in requesting access to land, credit, agricultural services, extension and training.

When Daimler Chrysler increased work hours from 35 to 40 hours in its research and development center, the dam broke and other bargaining agreements fell into line.

What Ahmedinejad appears to want are bargaining chips to secure the release of 6 Iranians who were aiding the Iraqi insurgency before being captured by the US.

Moreover, from a diplomatic standpoint, the territories were regarded as bargaining chips ( land for peace ) to be used in achieving a negotiated solution.

We share the view that it would be a mistake to treat human rights as though there were a trade off to be made between them and such goals as security or development.

Rather than launching an uncompromising campaign to defeat the insurgents, Santos has pursued the more politically challenging course a negotiated settlement.

But it faces an uncertain political future. If a power struggle emerges, the large Bushehr reactor could be used as a bargaining chip.

Gareth Evans, a former Australian Foreign Minister, has called it a powerful diplomatic tool, while theWashington Post has called for the warrant to be used as a bargaining chip with Mr. Bashir and his Chinese and Arab allies.

The promising, peaceful future of which we all speak in meetings and assemblies will come about if, above all, we, the Governments of our region, do our bit, without haggling or imposing conditions, according to our material and leadership potential.

Negotiation is necessary, and it must be sufficient, but progress will be impossible if North Korea is allowed to turn its mere participation in the six party talks into a bargaining chip.

Chairman of the Supreme Soviet of Chairman of the Council of Ministers

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President of the Chamber of Deputies

And the reason for the delay and the boredom was that the House of Representatives were against the Senate.

This problem has various origins, including a lack of labour market information systems, the absence of collective bargaining and or dispute resolution mechanisms, inadequate employment services and overly narrow or outdated vocational training systems.

Both the Cabinet and the House of Representatives itself have the right to propose legislation the House of Representatives discusses it and, if adopted by a majority, sends it on to the Senate.

PROVISIONAL AGENDA FOR THE 3215TH MEETING OF THE SECURITY COUNCIL

PROVISIONAL AGENDA FOR THE 3261ST MEETING OF THE SECURITY COUNCIL

In the old days the House of Lords was as powerful as the House of Commons.

Security Council

The Governing Council,

Council of Bureaux