key bargaining造句

• An available chief executive's job is often a key bargaining point, even a catalyst, for such deals.
• Anderson said yesterday that labor negotiations often involve last minute agreements, with time used as a key bargaining chip.
• The government hopes to capture other Khmer Rouge leaders, who lost a key bargaining chip when Pol Pot died.
• Pol Pot could be a key bargaining chip if Ta Mok and equally bloodstained leaders try to negotiate a peace deal.
• What role former King Mohammad Zaher Shah, 87, should play in an interim administration has emerged as a key bargaining point.
• Seoul officials expressed concern that an early Japanese shipment would deprive them of a key bargaining chip in dealing with the North.
• Seoul officials expressed concern that an early Japanese shipment would deprive them of a key bargaining chip in dealing with its rival.
• He is also a free agent, and he was banking on his attractiveness to New York as a key bargaining chip with Indiana.
• South Korean officials are worried that they would lose a key bargaining chip in dealing with the North if Japanese food aid is sent first.
• Anti-tobacco attorneys gained the support of some dissident public-health advocates, helping to cement key bargaining positions before tobacco-lawsuit settlement negotiations with cigarette makers resume next week.
• The government has vowed to continue combining military force with wooing guerrillas to defect, hoping to capture other leaders, who lost a key bargaining chip when Pol Pot died.
• South Korean officials believe that such a move would deprive the allies of a key bargaining chip in any talks with North Korea on reducing conventional troops along the border.
• What role former King Mohammad Zaher Shah, 87, should play in an interim administration emerged as a key bargaining point as negotiations between his supporters, the northern alliance and two smaller exile factions intensified.
• Our visit in February was part of a longer vacation in France, the key bargaining chip in a deal between my children ( Maggie, 10, and Jack, 8 ) and my wife, Carole, and me.
• Pol Pot, 69 and said to be seriously ill, is a key bargaining chip in peace talks between authorities and the rebels, the final remnants of the once-powerful Khmer Rouge still at war with the government.
• The director, George Tenet, who was directly involved in the peace negotiations, gave his warning to President Clinton after learning that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had made Pollard's case a key bargaining point, officials said.
• Syria, which exercises much control over Lebanese affairs, strongly opposes a unilateral withdrawal, because it would deprive Damascus of its key bargaining chip with Israel, and wants to coordinate the Israeli pullback with a peace deal.
• "With new leadership and some key bargaining opportunities, unions have the chance to stem their losses this year, " said Tom Watkins, an employee relations professor at the University of Denver and an arbitrator in union-management disputes.
• The agency director, George Tenet, who was directly involved in the peace negotiations, gave his warning to President Clinton after learning that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel had made Pollard's case a key bargaining point, officials said.
• At the insistence of Sen . Pete Domenici, R-N . M ., the chairman of the Budget Committee, the House conceded one key bargaining point : the size of a recalculation of the Consumer Price Index, the government's main inflation gauge.