bargaining tactics

Some Turkish critics of the Government here take it to task for its bargaining tactics.

Policy divisions alone do not explain the sharp swerves in recent American trade rhetoric and bargaining tactics.

It is commonly used to refer to "Take-it or Leave-it" bargaining tactics.

The company's bargaining tactics provoked angry criticism from City Hall and left many shelter residents in a state of anxious limbo.

"Bargaining tactics are often similar to something you may have encountered in the Middle East," Ms. Bland said.

Professor Hufbauer also suggested that the Bundesbank itself might have spurred the earlier fears as part of bargaining tactics.

A decade later, the Canadian workers broke away in a dispute over bargaining tactics at G.M.

Rather than continuing to fight the United Auto Workers, Caterpillar chose to make itself less vulnerable to the traditional bargaining tactics of organized labor.

But other officials say that too much is being made of this theory, suggesting that the Soviet approach on arms control may be the result of bargaining tactics.

A City Hall spokesman, Peter Fenty, would not elaborate on the mayor's comment on the union's bargaining tactics.

Surface bargaining tactics may include making proposals the other party could never accept, taking inflexible or unreasonable stands on issues, and/or refusing to offer alternatives to proposals.

Today's agreement leaves the Arab nations with little to show for the crisis they provoked by introducing the resolution, beyond some criticism of American bargaining tactics, many diplomats said.

B5 City Unions' New Strategy Leaders of municipal unions said they would use new bargaining tactics to try to overcome the Giuliani administration's past success in holding down wage increases.

One analyst said A.T.& T. executives were annoyed by what they felt were bad faith bargaining tactics engaged in by Mr. Exley earlier in the week.

For the moment, an official involved in the negotiations said, Lincoln Center is arguing that the Philharmonic must help cover the cost of creating an entirely new orchestra, a controversial position some put down to bargaining tactics.

Mr. Volpe earned a reputation as a straightforward negotiator who understood what it was like to be a Met employee and as a tough management representative who understood the unions' bargaining tactics.

Faced with the prospect of chopping $505 million out of next year's budget, Schools Chancellor Joseph A. Fernandez yesterday resorted to stiff-necked bargaining tactics: He asked for $26 million more to spend.

When told yesterday that the police union was interested in negotiating a similar productivity incentive, the Mayor seized the moment, once again, to lambaste the leadership and bargaining tactics of a union in the midst of an embarrassing string of events.

Representatives of most of the regions of the world payed tribute in the General Assembly to the spirit of compromise that led the Arabs to put off the vote, and some criticized the United States for its harsh bargaining tactics.

The steelmakers refused to engage in good-faith collective bargaining until ODM guaranteed that they would receive an increase in the price of steel, and their bargaining tactics were designed to force ODM to change its policy.

Mr. Edelman, a partner in the Sullivan & Cromwell law firm, argued that however Dr. Tevanian chose to describe Microsoft's bargaining tactics, the company had every right to decide which products to develop - and which to drop.

Within the midtown office market, which is more diversified and twice as large as than the downtown market, some leasing brokers say that fears stirred by the stock market crash have prompted landlords to soften both their rents and their bargaining tactics.

Mr. Snyder, the author of "Negotiating on the Edge," a book on North Korean bargaining tactics, added, "The North Koreans have commonly used crisis escalation as a vehicle to draw attention to their issues and shape the environment in ways that they feel suit their purposes."

Mr. Pollock's local, which is leading the recruiting drive at Honda, was the only U.A.W. unit north of the border that opted to stay with the Detroit union when disgruntled Canadian workers broke away in 1985 after a disagreement over bargaining tactics at General Motors.

In this week's poem, Eros Turannos, he is at his most astute, his analysis of the bargaining tactics in a seemingly "co-dependent" marriage reminding us, perhaps, of Tolstoy's famous observation: "happy families are all the same; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way."