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a bargaining chip

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a bargaining chip  (British, American & Australian) also a bargaining counter (British)
something that you can use to make someone do what you want The workers' strongest bargaining chip in the negotiations is the threat of strike action. Hostages were used as a bargaining counter during the seige.
See also: bargain, chip


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Nobody can take Jumblat for granted and treat him as a bargaining chip, Alhomayed concluded.
Bargaining chip' Analysts say the sentences appeared unusually harsh and seemed to back up views that the journalists could be used as a bargaining chip by the North in its nuclear standoff with the US.
was reported to have been a bargaining chip in the original leadership negotiations last month.
 
 
 
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