11.   But the union considers presidential intervention detrimental to the bargaining process, not only because it delays its ability to strike.

12.   If the customer balks when quoted a rate, the hotel representative will usually begin the bargaining process there, suggesting a room with a lower rate.

13.   Moreover, by repeatedly intervening in such strikes, the president could make a charade of the bargaining process.

14.   Most union members thought this part of the proposal so outrageous it was included only so it could later be thrown out as part of the bargaining process.

15.   The PP, which has never formed a national government, now begins a hard bargaining process with smaller parties in order to form a stable government.

16.   The union received some reassurances that the company would stay neutral in the bargaining process, but details were unavailable Thursday.

17.   There is that moment in the bargaining process where your bias becomes clear.

18.   They must be viewed as part of the bargaining process, although they may seem too permissive, like in other sports.

19.   Your guide delivers you to his good friend the rug seller and it quickly becomes apparent that the merchant is better at the bargaining process than the buyer.

20.   But, he said, public posturing by various interest groups was part of the usual bargaining process, he said.