Renegotiations

"Mark and other team members have worked cooperatively with us in renegotiations, approaching the matter like the veterans and team leaders that they are," Redskins coach Joe Gibbs said Wednesday. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Mid-term renegotiations also allow companies to add current best practices to their service agreements, Greenberg says. ❋ Unknown (2009)

So at this point right now not an issue, would you projects based on what you guys are seeing unless there is some kind of renegotiations you can get into with Silicon Valley Bank, any potential problems down the road if the cash burn rate continued at the rate that it is right now? ❋ Unknown (2009)

Negotiations and renegotiations, talent deals, bad reviews, it's all part of the business. ❋ Amy Chozick (2011)

Ministers also want to see the driving down of costs, including renegotiations with suppliers to extend from Whitehall to other parts of the public sector such as the Metropolitan Police and the London Fire Brigade. ❋ Unknown (2011)

The latter was also an issue during Weiner's renegotiations two years ago. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Civil disobedience, weak public finances and debt renegotiations could yet force Europe's richer countries to extend even more loans and transfer payments, not just to Greece, but to Ireland and Portugal as well. ❋ Alen Mattich (2011)

More recently, Cosco tried to force contract renegotiations with ship owners, halting payments as a way to bring them to the table. ❋ Tom Orlik (2011)

The project was long dominated by a constant stream of redesigns, political wrangling and financial renegotiations, repeatedly stalling construction. ❋ Eliot Brown (2011)

He also went through two acrimonious renegotiations with the Port Authority as government officials worried he did not have sufficient money to build out the site as hoped. ❋ Eliot Brown (2011)

"As drivers get into renegotiations, salaries will be impacted and could be down 20% to 25%," says Zak Brown, chief executive of Just Marketing International, a motor sports marketing company in Zionsville, Ind. ❋ Unknown (2011)

With renegotiations on broadcast rights now under way, there is speculation that the BBC might prefer to spend its dwindling reserves on the big Aintree steeplechase rather than keep covering the other events. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Paris-based broker Barry Rogliano Salles, whose staff of 35 in China arranges hundreds of dry-bulk cargoes a year, said it is pursuing or has concluded a half-dozen renegotiations. ❋ John W. Miller (2011)

"Since the completion of Bank of America Tower at One Bryant Park we have taken advantage of lease renegotiations to make the most efficient use of our space throughout Manhattan," a spokeswoman for Bank of America said. ❋ Laura Kusisto (2012)

No 10 believes this can only happen in full-scale treaty renegotiations. ❋ Unknown (2011)

TV Guide Magazine: The Simpsons renegotiations generally happen in the spring. ❋ Unknown (2011)

AMC made the announcement as a Deadline.com report surfaced about Weiner's prolonged renegotiations with Lionsgate, which produces Mad Men. ❋ Unknown (2011)

The container business, which involves carrying 20- or 40-foot steel boxes across oceans, also is subject to charter renegotiations when market conditions change. ❋ John W. Miller (2011)

Waves of renegotiations arose during the commodities slumps of the 1990s and after the fall of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. in 2008. ❋ John W. Miller (2011)