verb
definition
To negotiate new terms to replace old ones.
Examples of renegotiated in a Sentence
A daily racing magazine had to be slotted in, thanks to Channel 4's recently renegotiated coverage deal.
The Association has just renegotiated the lease on the Upper Castle Grant beat and we have it back all week!
Beama has also renegotiated the lease on its Westminster Tower premises which had plunged it into the red in recent years.
We urge that any renegotiated contract should allow for the release of all reported cases, free of charge, on the internet.
Carriersâ standard settlement terms will have to be bt towing truck renegotiated now that partnerships are closing with much larger media companies.
The Association has just renegotiated the lease on the Upper Castle Grant beat and we have it back all week !
Where defects are found, often the purchase price can be renegotiated to reflect the necessary repair work.
The agreed deadline may be renegotiated to meet unforeseen circumstances.
The rental with HSSC has been renegotiated in light of the increased utility bills.
Instead of discharging all the consumer's bills, the debt is renegotiated and eventually paid off.
Instead, your debt is renegotiated and a single payment plan is put into place.
The battle over pay comes into play when reports are trickling in that Ryan Seacrest renegotiated his Idol deal for multi-millions. $15 million to be exact.
No word on whether the other judges' contracts have been renegotiated, but Abdul's managers are confirming that producers for the show have not approached her for a pay hike.
Tax credits, renegotiated mortgage rates and terms as well as special refinancing programs are available to provide homeowners with solutions to the problems associated with mortgages.