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Significats de bargaining en anglès

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Type of negotiation in which the buyer and seller of a good or service debate the price and exact nature of a transaction.

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Ús de bargaining en anglès
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Intense political bargaining at the UN has led to this unanimous resolution.
The Irish Times
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She said the changes allowed companies to walk away from collective bargaining.
Radio NZ
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But the free travel question will be one of many bargaining chips.
The Guardian
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In some way, Mark had understood he was in a bargaining situation.
Feminist dot com
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Threatening to shift to the WTC is a common bargaining tactic, however.
Reuters
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The season must end by Oct. 31, according to the collective-bargaining agreement.
Chicago sun times
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The data also indicate, however, that communicating anger in bargaining may backfire.
Pubmed
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The union's bargaining unit said it unanimously recommended acceptance of the deal.
Reuters
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But also under scrutiny is the future of pay bargaining in Ireland.
The Irish Times
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Collective bargaining is a means for the enfranchisement of people at work.
The Irish Times
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This leaves the individual Mabs companies with no means of collective bargaining.
The Irish Times
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That is a realistic reflection of the United Kingdom's weaker bargaining power.
Reuters
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Even where banks wield notional bargaining power, using it is not straightforward.
Reuters
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Meanwhile, some of his more demanding ultranationalist allies lost their bargaining power.
The Guardian
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His focus is clearly on the worker side of the bargaining table.
The Guardian
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It also allows plea bargaining with enemy combatants who have valuable information.
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Translations for bargaining
Bargaining a través del temps
Bargaining per variant geogràfica
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