Synonyms for bargaining chip
bar·gain·ing chip

Princeton's WordNet

1. bargaining chipnoun

   leverage in the form of an inducement or a concession useful in successful negotiations

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1. • Leverage

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1. Andrea Leadsom:

   I firmly believe all European countries are democratically elected, political institutions who will not either act in an illegal or in an unfair way. They will take pragmatic decisions that are in the interest of their people and our people, again, democratically elected European parliaments will take pragmatic decisions about what's in their interest and they will choose to give tariff-free access to the UK. That will not be, I don't think, a bargaining chip around free movement.

2. Allied Progress:

   This isn't a bargaining chip for a game of congressional legislative poker.

3. Foad Fadaghi:

   It's a big bargaining chip for (Australian) banks to use to force a better deal with Apple.

4. Katie Hill:

   I am leaving now because of a double standard, i am leaving because I no longer want to be used as a bargaining chip. I am leaving because I didn't want to be peddled by papers and blogs and websites, used by shameless operatives for the dirtiest gutter politics that I've ever seen.

5. Christine Bragale:

   Mercy Corps absolutely believes that humanitarian access cannot be used as a bargaining chip in any negotiations. We cannot use the lives of men, women and children as part of this process. The situation in Syria is morally unacceptable.