horse-trades (Meaning)

horse-trades

bargaining marked by clever careful dealing by both sides, negotiation accompanied by shrewd bargaining and reciprocal concessions

The politician engaged in horse-trades to secure votes for his legislation.
Business negotiations often involve horse-trades where both parties make concessions.
The horse-trades between the two countries resulted in a favorable agreement for both sides.
The horse-trading in the market was intense, with buyers and sellers vying for the best deals.
The diplomat's horse-trading skills played a crucial role in resolving the international conflict.
The merger deal was finalized after several weeks of intense horse-trading between the boards of directors.
The team's success was attributed in part to the manager's ability to make effective horse-trades during player acquisitions.
The horse-trading in Congress often resulted in watered-down legislation that failed to address the original problems.
The CEO's horse-trading tactics earned him a reputation as both a shrewd negotiator and a master manipulator.
The city council's horse-trading on the zoning issue led to a controversial compromise that divided the community.

bargaining marked by clever careful dealing by both sides, negotiation accompanied by shrewd bargaining and reciprocal concessions

deals, bargains, negotiates, clashes, chaffers, bickers, palters, quarrels, dickers, fights

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The politician engaged in horse-trades to secure votes for his legislation.

Business negotiations often involve horse-trades where both parties make concessions.

The horse-trades between the two countries resulted in a favorable agreement for both sides.

The horse-trading in the market was intense, with buyers and sellers vying for the best deals.