Meanings of negotiating new in English

Other retailers have curbed their expansion plans and played hardball while negotiating new leases.

The government is negotiating new trade rules with the bloc at talks that have been stalled.

And it can begin the process of negotiating new agreements which will further limit nuclear arms.

Hong Kong, too, is negotiating new treaties.

The "Idol" judges also are negotiating new deals.

We're negotiating new agreements, we're having good, constructive discussions, and expect to get there, Carey said of the two Asian races.

Instead of clamoring for space, the tenant will likely have the pick of malls and the upper hand negotiating new rents.

Ecuador will start negotiating new contracts favoring the state from the second week of August, setting the clock ticking for the companies.

Oil producers were last night negotiating new output restraint measures aimed at propping up oil prices hurt by a global economic downturn.

It would then on a staggered basis begin negotiating new agreements with publishers, with talks roughly half a year apart, she said.

Ms Moore said the council had no place negotiating new leases when the ownership of the land was up in the air.

A purchaser will have the option of vacant possession of the building this summer or of negotiating new terms with the occupier.

One consequence of not negotiating new retirement ages could be a return to the emigration of young people, this time due to taxation.

Hammond also underlined the difficulties the UK might face in negotiating new bilateral trade deals while it is still part of the EU.

Part of this was to be supplied by the Vienna Bank, and both Serbia and Bulgaria were negotiating new commercial treaties with Austria.

The two companies were also considering replacing SunEdison with a new sponsor, by negotiating new sponsorship arrangements or by assuming SunEdison's existing sponsorship agreements.