Sentence examples for negotiated modifications from inspiring English sources

Except for mutually agreeable negotiated modifications, Israel's official pre-1967 borders must be honored.

The developers and three successive town administrations negotiated modifications in the plans, reducing its size, but all agreed that for the project to work the Connecticut Department of Transportation had to be convinced of the necessity for a third Fairfield train station on the site.

They asserted the negotiated modifications would make Australia's regulatory system more oriented to the global market pressures on industry, more responsible in its approach to intellectual property rights and so more attractive to private investment, resulting in a net welfare benefit[ 6].

Those who objected to the settlement said they were concerned about the short timetable for negotiating modifications.

(Her agreement with Caughern predated federal rules that took effect in January, making it illegal for most mortgage-relief firms to collect advance fees to negotiate modifications).

Varoufakis's declared hope was that, before February 28th, the Eurogroup would agree to a "bridge" — a short-term renewal of loans, which would provide time to negotiate modifications to the program.

Cascade requested that Liberty Satellite's board "take appropriate steps to negotiate modifications in the offer with Liberty Media to reflect the value of common stock," according to the filing, which was announced today.

HAMP has, indeed, been largely a failure, partly because the administration opposed congressional efforts to pass "cramdown" -- which would allow homeowners to renegotiate mortgages in bankruptcy and give banks greater incentive to negotiate modifications.

Shortly after their arrival in late 1682, the Lords of Trade issued an ultimatum to the colony: either grant its agents wider powers, including the ability to negotiate modifications to the charter, or risk having the charter voided.

The authority of the agents was limited, and the Lords of Trade insisted to the colonial administration that their agents be authorized to negotiate modifications to the colonial charter.

The enforceability of such "tack on" terms had never been addressed by the courts and no actor had risked making a legal challenge, although powerful stars like Cagney and Davis were able to negotiate modifications in their contracts.