renegotiate

It will impact your work, it will make you resentful and you will want to renegotiate your compensation.

Maybe they will fix that if Greece doesn't meet the deadline and they get a chance to renegotiate.

Initially they only wanted to audit the books and renegotiate terms, only after they resisted that effort they considered nationalizing.

AMD's acquirer could renegotiate the agreement knowing that it could walk away from x86 and focus on ARM and GPUs.

And being defaulted and bankrupted, the country was able to renegotiate most of the debts, reducing heavily the external debt.

Piketty said it correctly what we need now is a dept conference to renegotiate the dept of all EU states.

But more importantly, if you get offers they could serve as a reality check or leverage to renegotiate your terms with your current employers.

I have an excellent budget, but I'm also willing to renegotiate upwards with the client if I find someone really good.

But contracts like leases you can't get out of, can bite you and force you to go into Chapter 11 briefly to renegotiate those contracts.

Here's the main point: We think they were attempting to renegotiate the equity split on the company behind CrunchPad, which was to acquire Fusion Garage.

I suppose that e-books give publishers an opportunity to renegotiate contracts in their favor, but won't author royalties creep back up again?

Not to justify it, but it's not uncommon for people who feel like they're getting screwed to renegotiate at a time when they feel they have leverage.

It is much more profitable to renegotiate with the consumers that fear losing "their" music collection the price of a subscription service every once in a while.

Plus, "wanting to renegotiate your compensation" is very different from "being hostile".