| The murkiness and partial rationality of shifting, renegotiable settlements are the vices of politics that legalist liberals seek to preclude. |
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| This compensation should be flexible and renegotiable in order to be able to respond easily to changing situations. |
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| The credit facility is renegotiable annually and bears interest at bankers' acceptances rate plus a credit margin. |
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| Your bid is legally binding and not renegotiable and a non-returnable deposit is payable on the day of the sale. |
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| By contrast, private loans are mostly obtained from banks, tend to be of shorter durations, have extensive covenants, and are renegotiable. |
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| All contracts are renegotiable if one of the parties has sufficient leverage. |
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| Currently the seller does not receive any revenue from gas sales however the Lease is renegotiable. |
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| Such autonomy would be renegotiable after a certain period. |
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| Specific types include the renegotiable rate mortgage and the variable rate mortgage. |
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| For example, suppose the transfer price is ambiguous or renegotiable. |
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