Sentence examples for we renegotiated from inspiring English sources

We renegotiated to make sure that the social benefits to the people were enhanced.

Little things added up: we renegotiated state contracts, cut our energy consumption by 20 percent, auctioned off state vehicles and canceled building projects and computer upgrades.

As a matter of fact, we renegotiated both the ArcelorMittal and the Firestone agreements, signed in 2005, just before this government came in.

Josh N. Kuriloff, an executive director at Cushman & Wakefield, a real estate broker for the project at the bus terminal, said: "We renegotiated the deal.

So much so, that just three years ago we renegotiated the NHS pension scheme and agreed that the employers contribution rate would be capped at 14%.

"Unless we fix immigration, voters will want out whatever else we renegotiate," says one.

'If we renegotiate on one front, the nationalists will renegotiate on another.' Even Alastair Campbell, Blair's press secretarty, pleaded with Trimble: 'If you don't accept this document, we will all be crucified.

"We fell short on retirement but three years from now, when we renegotiate, retirement benefits will be a key issue because this plan is not adequate for our members".

The ITV Digital collapse has had an effect on the Premiership in that it serves as a forewarning of what is to come when the current Sky TV deal is over and we renegotiate.

As we renegotiate the line between church and state we need to address both the left's historically legitimate fears of religious coercion and the right's legitimate claim of the richness and depth religious values and wisdom contribute to life.

We are saying that we must renegotiate the Europe we have, or we cannot stay.