Definition of renegotiation in English:

renegotiation

noun riːnɪɡəʊʃɪˈeɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

Negotiation of something again in order to change the original agreed terms.
they demanded renegotiation of the treaty
count noun debt renegotiations
Example sentencesExamples
- Another option is always for the buyer to come up with a larger down payment, or renegotiation of the loan terms.
- Renegotiation of contracts is going to be an expensive business in future, it would seem.
- His prime objective was the renegotiation of the Japan-US Security Treaty.
- The union achieved its first renegotiation of pay and conditions since 1946.
- The sponsorship of the hurling championship is up for renegotiation next year.
- The state administration finally requested contract renegotiations in November.
- Weak trading has apparently triggered a clause in the sale agreement enabling a renegotiation of the price.
- The company would not disclose the reasons for the renegotiation of the deal.
- During contract renegotiations in 1940, he led a picket line of guild members outside a New York theater.
- In the long term, he suggested a renegotiation of the Good Friday Agreement.

Definition of renegotiation in US English:

renegotiation

noun

Negotiation of something again in order to change the original agreed terms.
they demanded renegotiation of the treaty
count noun debt renegotiations
Example sentencesExamples
- Weak trading has apparently triggered a clause in the sale agreement enabling a renegotiation of the price.
- Renegotiation of contracts is going to be an expensive business in future, it would seem.
- The union achieved its first renegotiation of pay and conditions since 1946.
- His prime objective was the renegotiation of the Japan-US Security Treaty.
- The state administration finally requested contract renegotiations in November.
- The company would not disclose the reasons for the renegotiation of the deal.
- The sponsorship of the hurling championship is up for renegotiation next year.
- Another option is always for the buyer to come up with a larger down payment, or renegotiation of the loan terms.
- In the long term, he suggested a renegotiation of the Good Friday Agreement.
- During contract renegotiations in 1940, he led a picket line of guild members outside a New York theater.

单词	renegotiation
释义	Definition of renegotiation in English: renegotiation noun riːnɪɡəʊʃɪˈeɪʃ(ə)n mass noun Negotiation of something again in order to change the original agreed terms. they demanded renegotiation of the treaty count noun debt renegotiations Example sentencesExamples Another option is always for the buyer to come up with a larger down payment, or renegotiation of the loan terms. Renegotiation of contracts is going to be an expensive business in future, it would seem. His prime objective was the renegotiation of the Japan-US Security Treaty. The union achieved its first renegotiation of pay and conditions since 1946. The sponsorship of the hurling championship is up for renegotiation next year. The state administration finally requested contract renegotiations in November. Weak trading has apparently triggered a clause in the sale agreement enabling a renegotiation of the price. The company would not disclose the reasons for the renegotiation of the deal. During contract renegotiations in 1940, he led a picket line of guild members outside a New York theater. In the long term, he suggested a renegotiation of the Good Friday Agreement. Definition of renegotiation in US English: renegotiation noun Negotiation of something again in order to change the original agreed terms. they demanded renegotiation of the treaty count noun debt renegotiations Example sentencesExamples Weak trading has apparently triggered a clause in the sale agreement enabling a renegotiation of the price. Renegotiation of contracts is going to be an expensive business in future, it would seem. The union achieved its first renegotiation of pay and conditions since 1946. His prime objective was the renegotiation of the Japan-US Security Treaty. The state administration finally requested contract renegotiations in November. The company would not disclose the reasons for the renegotiation of the deal. The sponsorship of the hurling championship is up for renegotiation next year. Another option is always for the buyer to come up with a larger down payment, or renegotiation of the loan terms. In the long term, he suggested a renegotiation of the Good Friday Agreement. During contract renegotiations in 1940, he led a picket line of guild members outside a New York theater.
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