| Since then, the Danbury, Connecticut-based Company has renegotiated the policy annually to add on another year. |
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| They have laid off staff and renegotiated fixed costs, from lease payments to Internet access. |
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| Well clearly, it would either be ended or renegotiated, I mean there's a lot of hypotheticals there. |
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| More tech executives are expected to lose out as earn-out clauses are renegotiated by previously booming tech firms. |
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| Austria took over the presidency of the European Union just as its cultural program was being renegotiated. |
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| Management contracts with RFF therefore must be renegotiated beyond the industrial efforts that we will continue to deploy. |
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| At the same time it was also understood that the Agreement would not be renegotiated in its entirety. |
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| For my part, I think that the treaty should first be ratified and signed before it is renegotiated. |
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| Periodically, sales and trailer commissions paid to segments for certain products are renegotiated. |
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| What caught the headlines was Cameron's call for an in-out referendum on renegotiated terms – apparently a Rubicon. |
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| It will be provided with a fiscal financing agreement, which will be renegotiated every five years. |
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| If hard times hit, the program is flexible enough to allow mortgages to be renegotiated. |
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| However, we recommend to put more effort into this matter as it be can be renegotiated. |
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| In return, certain other mortgages were renegotiated with more favourable terms for the defendants by reducing interest rates, adjusting maturity dates and the like. |
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| The settlement was subsequently renegotiated on more favourable terms on 10 November 1998 and approved by the court in the form of a consent judgment. |
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| These tax-payer sponsored paychecks cannot be renegotiated in tough times to balance a budget. |
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| The physical borders may no longer exist but the authorities are watching and waiting for the moment when these disputed territories have to be renegotiated yet again. |
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| The Framework Agreement had to be renegotiated quickly before the summer. |
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| Call the lender and ask that that loan be renegotiated. |
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| Downing Street insists the prime minister's goal is to strengthen Britain's position in the EU by winning greater support through renegotiated membership terms. |
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| If the Company and the Customer agree that rate adjustments are appropriate to an individual Service, the rates for such Service shall be renegotiated once annually, subject to CRTC approval as required. |
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| If Cominar were unable to raise additional funds, then acquisition or development activities may be curtailed and propertyspecific financing might need to be renegotiated. |
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| According to SBI Capital Markets, as much as 20 percent of renegotiated credit is now in default. |
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| Nevertheless, they are interactionally generated, renegotiated and redefined. |
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| These scenarios incorporated different assumptions as to electricity and steam output as well as steam prices in the event the current contract is renegotiated. |
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| Although a new deal was renegotiated in December, the signature of all seven buyers is required or the issue will go before an arbitrator later this year. |
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| After the 2001 economic crisis, many concessions were renegotiated. |
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| Finally, on July 10, 1984, Heads of Agreement were signed. Three extra drafting rounds were necessary in order to formally sign the Renegotiated Agreement. |
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