Definition of bargaining chip in English:

bargaining chip

(British bargaining counter)

noun

A potential concession or other factor which can be used to advantage in negotiations.
Example sentencesExamples
- However, rather than engage in hasty strike action SIPTU is expected to use the threat of disruption as a bargaining chip in forthcoming restructuring negotiations.
- The territory could be used as bargaining chips in any negotiations.
- To a certain degree, the House provision for tax refunds to corporations was meant as a bargaining chip for negotiations with the Senate.
- His power to give or withhold consent was not intended to be used as a bargaining counter in a negotiation in which the administrator has regard only to the interests of the unsecured creditors.
- Kerry publicly supported Hanoi's position to use our POWs as a bargaining chip in negotiations for a peace agreement.
- Instead, SIPTU is expected to use the threat of industrial action as a bargaining chip in negotiations over redundancy deals.
- If William were taken prisoner, so the reasoning went, he might be used as a bargaining counter in negotiations.
- Their actions represent so many bargaining chips in their long-term negotiations for a rearrangement of the existing power structure.
- Only solid results can serve as bargaining chips in negotiations with the US.
- The union stated this week that its intention was to use the strike as a bargaining chip to resume negotiations.
- But it has kept its options open as a bargaining chip during port company negotiations over the legislation.
- However, just after the end of exams, there was a proposal from AUS to withhold your exam marks as a bargaining chip in their negotiations.
- They've done that in the past, using salaried concessions as a bargaining chip in talks with the union.
- But now, as some companies use a potential IPO as a bargaining chip in acquisition talks, that discount is disappearing.
- He and Marlon Byrd make a very good combination, giving Ed Wade a serious bargaining chip in negotiations.
- Myth 5: If New Zealand retains its remaining trade barriers they will be a valuable bargaining chip in future trade negotiations.
- Of course it is also possible, as Guillermoprieto believes, that Pastrana has requested U.S. funds to use as a bargaining chip in peace negotiations.
- But a decision to sell off its shopping centre interest would be a major surprise as it gives the council a huge bargaining chip in negotiations over town-centre regeneration.
- Colgan said he used the two imaginary crew members as bargaining chips in delicate negotiations with the festivals.
- As far as they are concerned, the prisoners are simply a bargaining chip in the negotiations with the government.

Definition of bargaining chip in US English:

bargaining chip

nounˈbɑrɡ(ə)nɪŋ ˌtʃɪpˈbärɡ(ə)niNG ˌCHip

A potential concession or other factor which can be used to advantage in negotiations.
Example sentencesExamples
- Of course it is also possible, as Guillermoprieto believes, that Pastrana has requested U.S. funds to use as a bargaining chip in peace negotiations.
- However, rather than engage in hasty strike action SIPTU is expected to use the threat of disruption as a bargaining chip in forthcoming restructuring negotiations.
- Myth 5: If New Zealand retains its remaining trade barriers they will be a valuable bargaining chip in future trade negotiations.
- His power to give or withhold consent was not intended to be used as a bargaining counter in a negotiation in which the administrator has regard only to the interests of the unsecured creditors.
- The union stated this week that its intention was to use the strike as a bargaining chip to resume negotiations.
- However, just after the end of exams, there was a proposal from AUS to withhold your exam marks as a bargaining chip in their negotiations.
- Kerry publicly supported Hanoi's position to use our POWs as a bargaining chip in negotiations for a peace agreement.
- To a certain degree, the House provision for tax refunds to corporations was meant as a bargaining chip for negotiations with the Senate.
- They've done that in the past, using salaried concessions as a bargaining chip in talks with the union.
- Instead, SIPTU is expected to use the threat of industrial action as a bargaining chip in negotiations over redundancy deals.
- Their actions represent so many bargaining chips in their long-term negotiations for a rearrangement of the existing power structure.
- The territory could be used as bargaining chips in any negotiations.
- As far as they are concerned, the prisoners are simply a bargaining chip in the negotiations with the government.
- He and Marlon Byrd make a very good combination, giving Ed Wade a serious bargaining chip in negotiations.
- If William were taken prisoner, so the reasoning went, he might be used as a bargaining counter in negotiations.
- But it has kept its options open as a bargaining chip during port company negotiations over the legislation.
- But a decision to sell off its shopping centre interest would be a major surprise as it gives the council a huge bargaining chip in negotiations over town-centre regeneration.
- Colgan said he used the two imaginary crew members as bargaining chips in delicate negotiations with the festivals.
- But now, as some companies use a potential IPO as a bargaining chip in acquisition talks, that discount is disappearing.
- Only solid results can serve as bargaining chips in negotiations with the US.

单词	bargaining chip
释义	Definition of bargaining chip in English: bargaining chip (British bargaining counter) noun A potential concession or other factor which can be used to advantage in negotiations. Example sentencesExamples However, rather than engage in hasty strike action SIPTU is expected to use the threat of disruption as a bargaining chip in forthcoming restructuring negotiations. The territory could be used as bargaining chips in any negotiations. To a certain degree, the House provision for tax refunds to corporations was meant as a bargaining chip for negotiations with the Senate. His power to give or withhold consent was not intended to be used as a bargaining counter in a negotiation in which the administrator has regard only to the interests of the unsecured creditors. Kerry publicly supported Hanoi's position to use our POWs as a bargaining chip in negotiations for a peace agreement. Instead, SIPTU is expected to use the threat of industrial action as a bargaining chip in negotiations over redundancy deals. If William were taken prisoner, so the reasoning went, he might be used as a bargaining counter in negotiations. Their actions represent so many bargaining chips in their long-term negotiations for a rearrangement of the existing power structure. Only solid results can serve as bargaining chips in negotiations with the US. The union stated this week that its intention was to use the strike as a bargaining chip to resume negotiations. But it has kept its options open as a bargaining chip during port company negotiations over the legislation. However, just after the end of exams, there was a proposal from AUS to withhold your exam marks as a bargaining chip in their negotiations. They've done that in the past, using salaried concessions as a bargaining chip in talks with the union. But now, as some companies use a potential IPO as a bargaining chip in acquisition talks, that discount is disappearing. He and Marlon Byrd make a very good combination, giving Ed Wade a serious bargaining chip in negotiations. Myth 5: If New Zealand retains its remaining trade barriers they will be a valuable bargaining chip in future trade negotiations. Of course it is also possible, as Guillermoprieto believes, that Pastrana has requested U.S. funds to use as a bargaining chip in peace negotiations. But a decision to sell off its shopping centre interest would be a major surprise as it gives the council a huge bargaining chip in negotiations over town-centre regeneration. Colgan said he used the two imaginary crew members as bargaining chips in delicate negotiations with the festivals. As far as they are concerned, the prisoners are simply a bargaining chip in the negotiations with the government. Definition of bargaining chip in US English: bargaining chip nounˈbɑrɡ(ə)nɪŋ ˌtʃɪpˈbärɡ(ə)niNG ˌCHip A potential concession or other factor which can be used to advantage in negotiations. Example sentencesExamples Of course it is also possible, as Guillermoprieto believes, that Pastrana has requested U.S. funds to use as a bargaining chip in peace negotiations. However, rather than engage in hasty strike action SIPTU is expected to use the threat of disruption as a bargaining chip in forthcoming restructuring negotiations. Myth 5: If New Zealand retains its remaining trade barriers they will be a valuable bargaining chip in future trade negotiations. His power to give or withhold consent was not intended to be used as a bargaining counter in a negotiation in which the administrator has regard only to the interests of the unsecured creditors. The union stated this week that its intention was to use the strike as a bargaining chip to resume negotiations. However, just after the end of exams, there was a proposal from AUS to withhold your exam marks as a bargaining chip in their negotiations. Kerry publicly supported Hanoi's position to use our POWs as a bargaining chip in negotiations for a peace agreement. To a certain degree, the House provision for tax refunds to corporations was meant as a bargaining chip for negotiations with the Senate. They've done that in the past, using salaried concessions as a bargaining chip in talks with the union. Instead, SIPTU is expected to use the threat of industrial action as a bargaining chip in negotiations over redundancy deals. Their actions represent so many bargaining chips in their long-term negotiations for a rearrangement of the existing power structure. The territory could be used as bargaining chips in any negotiations. As far as they are concerned, the prisoners are simply a bargaining chip in the negotiations with the government. He and Marlon Byrd make a very good combination, giving Ed Wade a serious bargaining chip in negotiations. If William were taken prisoner, so the reasoning went, he might be used as a bargaining counter in negotiations. But it has kept its options open as a bargaining chip during port company negotiations over the legislation. But a decision to sell off its shopping centre interest would be a major surprise as it gives the council a huge bargaining chip in negotiations over town-centre regeneration. Colgan said he used the two imaginary crew members as bargaining chips in delicate negotiations with the festivals. But now, as some companies use a potential IPO as a bargaining chip in acquisition talks, that discount is disappearing. Only solid results can serve as bargaining chips in negotiations with the US.
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