Sentence examples for opened for renegotiation from inspiring English sources

Every contract is opened for renegotiation, today.

That could have required it to be opened for renegotiation and could have delayed this final step for years.

Schäuble reiterated a longstanding German and eurozone position that the EU treaties would not be thrown open for renegotiation any time soon.

But while such universal claims are not open for renegotiation, they also assume the voluntary consent or submission of the believer, the free decision to be and to continue a member of the umma.

The 99-year lease that St. John signed with AvalonBay will generate $2.5 million in annual rent; though the amount will be open for renegotiation in 20 years, Dean Kowalski said, the money will be put to good use in the meantime.

British Prime Minister Theresa May held meetings with European leaders Tuesday hoping to renegotiate a disastrous Brexit deal that the EU has already said is not open for renegotiation.

This leaves the door open for renegotiation of those prior bilateral trade agreements with the US that have included provisions limiting access to essential medicines.

This 'transfer' possibly opens up spaces for renegotiation of statutes and liberties.

But at Boeing, a senior executive said this week that he feared that the deal would now almost certainly be scuttled or opened to renegotiation.

In a statement Mr. Eliasson said that "Rather than offering the fastest possible passage across the canal, the bridge will create small variations in the way we see the city and open for a renegotiation of public space".

(The current one doesn't expire until 2021, but this particular change could be made without opening the entire document up for renegotiation).