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For both sides, this war has always been about renegotiating the terms of the cease-fire that had held for five months.

The return to a national currency would also involve renegotiating business contracts, both within Greece and between Greeks and others.

They made it clear that renegotiating the price - a natural move in normal times - was not an option.

Renegotiating union contracts could also save a bob or two.

It takes away the risk of a referendum or renegotiating new terms.

Proposals from Van Rompuy aimed at installing a new regime without renegotiating EU treaties were roundly rejected by Berlin.

Renegotiating an employed coach can only be done when his contract got less than 4 weeks (28 days) before it expires.

Morocco is renegotiating a fishing agreement with Europe which includes the seas off Western Sahara.

Moving through enlightenment means renegotiating your contract in order to include more light and remember more of you who really are.

We've saved money on the supplier side by either renegotiating with our suppliers or finding different ones.

Hapag-Lloyd, like other container lines, hopes to reduce its costs partly by renegotiating contracts with charterers.

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He talks of forming a new partnership with both bodies and renegotiating the IMF's conditions.

Two decades later, Argentina was renegotiating its debts again, often with many of the same lenders who had gotten burned the first time.

A big sticking point will be Merkel's insistence on renegotiating the Lisbon treaty.

Renegotiating with the state: the challenge of floating population and the emergence of new urban space in contemporary china