renegotiation

And she had been party to every stage of his renegotiations.

In which case you've got a first negotiation, rather than a renegotiation.

Finally, since the exchange does not happen at the same time, there is always room for renegotiation.

Wages for the period after 1996 are subject to renegotiation.

The renegotiation process is often confusing even to the participants.

But once I've got my hands on it, the terms of our contract will be subject to renegotiation.

"A renegotiation of the treaty is in no way necessary."

The next renegotiation with the banks is only a year away, so it's a time to put safety first.

Both companies declined to comment on whether renegotiations were taking place.

"We will make sure that in the renegotiation process many of these issues are aired," he said.

Private ones are subject to renegotiation if all involved parties desire.

Such further court cases are best avoided, and renegotiations preferred.

"Hopefully the renegotiations will bring costs down so we could do it," he said.

On January 30 it was made known that the renegotiations had been concluded.

This excellent season led to a renegotiation of Hall's contract.

But American officials said tonight they thought the prospect of renegotiation was very slim.

If the war dragged on, he said, the plan could come up for renegotiation with the pilots' union.

But, so far, only Spain has backed the call for renegotiation of the agreement.

The Hunts asked for a renegotiation of that loan, too.

Renegotiation, even if it were to be considered feasible, will have uncertain results.

It also provides for the renegotiation of existing trade agreements.

The development may also involve the renegotiation of agreements with Russia.

The server sees it as a renegotiation of an existing one.

Travel time for renegotiation was a month each way.

"That led to the renegotiation of our leases," he said.