Sentences with phrase «renege once»

What we fear is that publishers will renege once there are no used discs floating around to drag prices down.

Not exact matches

Although they appealed to a large share of the vote with a liberal and reformist programme, once introduced, the French reneged on what they had seen as positive ex ante.

At this point, it would be stupid of North Korea to trust the USA by giving up the nuclear program and expect the USA to keep its promises; they did it once, and the USA reneged on what they promised.

Most state senators and only a handful of assemblymen took the pledge and once safely elected, most reneged.

Once a creditor agrees and you fail to pay, it will probably be even harder to get the creditor to agree the next time, because you reneged on your previous agreement.

If you agree to this, make sure to get the agreement in writing so they won't renege on the deal once you pay the money.

But it seems that if these people are willing to renege on a home loan once, they're likely to do it again in the future if they don't like the housing hand they're dealt.

Party A then reneges on the deal once the policy is on the books.

Bitcoin once held sway over a number of large companies who had adopted it as a form of electronic payment, but have since reneged on their adoption.

(I realize I'm leaving out the situations where adoptive families renege on their commitments to openness once «the deal is done.»

Mildred fired her collaborative Lawyer, and Manny saw that she once again reneging on her commitment.