Sentence examples for renegotiation over from inspiring English sources

At the very least, Vilimsky said, the country should start a renegotiation over the country's relationship with the EU.

David Cameron's hopes of an EU renegotiation over the free movement of workers have suffered a blow after Angela Merkel spelled out her opposition to fundamental change.

In April, AMC found itself in the midst of another thorny renegotiation over another signature series, "Mad Men," after its creator, Matthew Weiner, balked at a proposal to reduce its episode order and cast budget.

John Prescott and 40 Labour candidates are calling for Miliband to take back services, as 19 of the 25 franchises come up for renegotiation over the next five years.

★ GEMINI 21 May-20 Jun Key partnerships (and even deadly rivalries) are up for renegotiation over the next couple of weeks, with war hatchets buried ready for the season of goodwill.

In the past two years, the anger that ignited around issues of race, guns, and power — the moral drama that swept out of Ferguson, Missouri, to Cleveland, New York, Cincinnati, and beyond — has expanded into something approaching a national renegotiation over fairness and wealth, over the legacies of racism and the true meaning of security.

The distraction of these renegotiations is over and the real debate can start.

Cameron may feel as he prepares for potential renegotiations over Britain's relationship with the EU that he cannot afford to confront Juncker, preferring instead to stress the moral case for companies to pay tax.

The renegotiations over Google's $900 million advertising deal with Fox may have hit a snag, the Wall Street Journal is reporting.

If this $8 billion deal is renegotiated over the shareholder vote, then all of the other terms are also up for renegotiation.

The menu would involve a renegotiation of powers over justice, employment rules, energy and agriculture - and lead to a referendum of the British people.