Sentence examples for renegotiation of terms from inspiring English sources

So an exit or renegotiation of terms will be the only way.

Any experience within communities reveals an endless argument over what it means, a constant renegotiation of terms.

David Cameron has promised the referendum will be held by the end of 2017, pending a renegotiation of terms of membership around welfare and freedom of movement rules.

But the deal has been mired in dispute, with Kazakh authorities forcing a renegotiation of terms with consortium partners Eni of Italy, Exxon Mobil and ConocoPhillips of the United States, Royal Dutch Shell and Inpex Holdings of Japan.

Feared as a radical move, the nationalization was in effect a renegotiation of terms with foreign energy companies that have stayed in Bolivia, attracted by the country's bountiful natural gas reserves.

But one suspects that the main explanation for fund managers' near-silence is Shell's status as a global titan whose board cannot be embarrassed into seeking a last-minute renegotiation of terms.

His tenure as foreign secretary, from 1974 to 1976, was dominated by the government's successful renegotiation of the terms of Britain's membership in the Common Market, an early incarnation of the European Union, terms that the Conservatives had accepted but that many in Labor opposed.

The vote follows a renegotiation of the terms of membership of the EU by Mr Cameron.

Cameron also secured a downpayment on his renegotiation of the terms of Britain's EU membership.

The vote follows a renegotiation of the terms of membership of the EU by the Prime Minister.

"We listened carefully to shareholders over the price and initiated a renegotiation of the terms with AIG.