Renegotiating in a sentence

Over the past five months, the airline has been working on renegotiating unfavourable contracts with suppliers, reducing employee costs, renegotiating better fuel rates and will be working on a need commercial agreement with SAA.

He said at the time that EU-UK talks on renegotiating the Northern Ireland Protocol – arrangements that outline post-Brexit trade arrangements for the region – had reached a sensitive stage.

Many commentators claim the U.S. has no interest in renegotiating the Canada-U.

The Government has also not expressed any favour for renegotiating the oil contract.

WeWork has spent the past few years cutting costs by renegotiating and terminating leases with commercial landlords, making progress toward becoming a sustainable business.

He said that his duties included renegotiating bills from business partners, threatening to sue people and planting positive stories in the press.

Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo on Thursday dodged a direct question on whether has formally written to the government indicating that it is not open to renegotiating the 2016 oil contract.

However, Dr Hunter expects the relatively rosy result for the public sector will be short-lived, with several state governments announcing wage freeze plans and renegotiating pay agreements.

Renegotiating bills didn’t save me enough money to retire early.

The government has suspended the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code for 6 to 12 months to give breathing space to companies trying to secure the necessary financing, renegotiating loans, and attempting to secure other reliefs from banks.

Then there is the delicate matter of renegotiating contracts — from all those individual endorsement deals to the top-tier Olympic sponsors who were only signed up through 2020.

The two saw eye-to-eye on many issues, including the advantages of closer ties with Russia, renegotiating the Iran nuclear deal and combating the threat from Islamic State militants.

US President Donald Trump said on Monday he opposed renegotiating the U.S.-China "Phase 1" trade deal after a Chinese state-run newspaper reported some government advisers in Beijing were urging fresh talks and possibly invalidating the agreement.

We are in active discussions with landlords about ending some leases and renegotiating others to make the terms more flexible.

Why is the gov’t not changing its stance on renegotiating Stabroek Block agreement?

Crosbie also accused the ruling provincial Liberals of dropping the ball on renegotiating the terms of equalization last year, when the feds extended the current formula to 2024.

Fernandez, who will come into office on Dec. 10 after winning an October election against incumbent Macri, faces a string of challenges including reviving stalled growth and renegotiating a painful debt pile with global creditors.

Given EU resistance to renegotiating the withdrawal agreement and a divided British Parliament, odds are increasing for a no-deal Brexit or a general election.

He called for scrapping the requirement for small businesses to pay those aged under 21 the minimum wage, renegotiating the UK’s treaty obligations with the EU on workers’ rights, and securing a total opt out from European working time regulations.

Other significant changes would require renegotiating the Canada-U.