bargainer

The president is the chief bargainer in the American political system.

On this night the sea was a hard bargainer, out for its price.

Precisely what they and city bargainers have been talking about.

The group is made up of local union presidents and bargainers.

But we had to wait three more before the bargainers were ready to complete the trade.

Bargainers will meet early this morning in Boston to try to save the season.

Some people are natural bargainers and others find the whole process rather tedious.

"The fact is, the Democrats turned out to be ruthless bargainers."

As bargainers, however, one or the other would surely release the truth.

Union bargainers walked away from talks early Sunday and none have been held since.

"But you needed to have information you found online to become a good bargainer."

Also there's a little matter of expense allowance; I'm a pretty good bargainer.

Bargainers reached the deal after 48 hours of round-the-clock talks.

Titus was a hard bargainer, but you've done wonders with the business.

Skillful bargainers, it turns out, can get good deals no matter how little information they have.

In response, league bargainers agreed to resume negotiations on other issues.

After meetings Friday and this morning, management bargainers seemed subdued.

As a diplomat, the general proved an effective, pragmatic bargainer.

He said that the committee could help guide bargainers in the next round of contract talks.

The idea is to see if the terms on which bargainers settle can be influenced by such cues.

Then keep your wreath, But you will find me a shrewd bargainer still.

Dealers found him willing to spend money, but knowledgeable and a hard bargainer.

He was a tough bargainer but always gentle and soft-spoken.

What happens next depends on how businesses and pay bargainers behave.

In a letter to Elvis, the manager reveals himself as a tough bargainer.