| 词汇 | example_english_renegotiate |
| 释义 | Examples of renegotiateThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. This meant that all the leases could be renegotiated. The couple then consolidated their new dynamic of reciprocal caregiving and used it to renegotiate old problems in their relationship. This is consistent with their reluctance to see the regulatory frameworks and concession contracts modified or renegotiated. A great deal of current research is re-evaluating cultural performances as the sites for negotiating and renegotiating cultural identities and social life. Men and women continued to renegotiate household spheres of power as pre-colonial divisions of labor were permanently disrupted. In this respect the book illuminates the ways in which indigenous people and the state continually negotiate and renegotiate their relationship in particular contexts. The strategies used to present the bodily spectacle of martyrdom illustrate how cultural boundaries are renegotiated in the period. Major psychosocial changes include movement toward greater personal autonomy, renegotiating relationships with parents, and greater affiliation and involvement with peers. Demarcation once achieved is not fixed but is persistently renegotiated. One of the most interesting aspects of computer-mediated video sign language is how signers must renegotiate conventions of deictic use. The present analysis makes the more general point that national or cultural identity is not static, but continuously renegotiated. As such, boundaries, spatial and ideological, were frequently crossed, negotiated and renegotiated. It is constantly being reproduced and renegotiated through the many small actions of individuals and groups. It is, in fact, always renegotiating its identity and repositioning itself in different social and political contexts. This was partly a defensive response to state intervention, an attempt to renegotiate its terms in the interests of local autonomy and authority. Other artists, for their part, tried to renegotiate older, iniquitous contracts. At a time when architectural theory is renegotiating the terrain that the twentieth century mapped out for it, alternative definitions of decorum are of interest. What is the role of social democratic parties and labor unions in this process of renegotiating the boundaries of the welfare state? Institutional change comes about when changes in relative prices create incentives for individuals or groups to renegotiate contracts or restructure rules. Parental involvement may be used to renegotiate the balance of parental authority. A more systematic look at how revenue sharing rules were renegotiated, however, leads one to question whether the ' democratisation ' thesis tells the whole story. Although diasporans may cross borders in different ways for various purposes, they all have to renegotiate their identities in the interstitial cultural spaces. Adapting to new milieux the groups constantly renegotiated their identities and forged enduring communities. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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