Sentence examples for renegotiated from from inspiring English sources

It took him five months to form a new government after Mr Alexis went, and then many aid projects had to be renegotiated from scratch.

In response to this rapid increase, the debt owed to Eddie Davies was renegotiated from short-term to long-term debt during the 2011 12 season, meaning the club would have 10 years from demand of repayment to satisfy the debt and any interest accumulated.

The idea that we should tear up treaty arrangements negotiated over decades, and then renegotiate from a position of bargaining weakness, almost beggars belief.

Such options can be designed to decrease the incentive for requests to renegotiate from investors seeking solely to extract further concessions and to provide clear signals about the profitability of investment opportunities.

"A lot of it is from being able to renegotiate deals from suppliers for rights," Cresswell said.

That region swung hard for Trump in the election on the promise of more manufacturing jobs from renegotiated trade deals and penalties for factories that outsourced their work abroad.

Ailing German state-owned lender Bayerische Landesbank, or "BayernLB," revealed on Monday the true cost of its renegotiated $31.7 billion lifeline from the German government and the state of Bavaria.

The cast of MTV's "Jersey Shore" renegotiated a raise from nearly $10k per episode to over $100k in between Season 2 and Season 3. Click over to THR for more.

There is already precedent for renegotiation: Cerberus Capital Management, which agreed to acquire Chrysler from Daimler, renegotiated its deal just before closing, infusing more equity into the transaction and even persuading Daimler to lend some of the money.

In September, Bayley warned the company faced liquidation after unsuccessfully trying to renegotiate funding from the Green Investment Bank.

It would build on what exists to "fix it" — the language Trump uses — rather than revise it or renegotiate it from scratch.