Sentence examples for current renewal from inspiring English sources

John V. Brown, president of the Prospect Avenue Business Association of New Cassel, said the current renewal plan, the third since 1974, is the most promising.

There is of course no evidence here of undue influence, or any evidence of an ongoing, current connection between former mayor Sullivan, Lewisham council and the current Renewal project to redevelop Millwall's leased land.

The current renewal of interest in both Bert Williams and Stepin Fetchit — the attempt to reclaim the individuality of these once oppressively representative figures — suggests a healthy or at least hopeful progress beyond extremes of racial vulnerability.

Ron Ball Police and crime commissioner, Warwickshire The current renewal system for firearms and shotgun licences is onerous and outdated (Row over taxpayer subsidisation of gun licences, 23 April).

When the renewal period changed, the proportion of drivers who would have been required to renew their licenses each year would have been a function of both the previous renewal period and the current renewal period for several years following the change this was modeled using weighted averages of the previous and current renewal periods.

With the current renewal design, learning task, and measure of conditioned behaviour, extinction treatment does not appear to readily generalise to the test context.

The current national renewal began in 1980.

What should the Met general manager do, other than wait for the current economic renewal to translate into increased attendance and donations?

Harman said other methods should be considered for paying for the BBC, saying the current licence renewal process, due to be completed by the end of 2016, was an "opportunity to re-examine" the corporation's funding model.

Burns, who oversaw a review of the BBC's governance a decade ago as an adviser to the then culture secretary Tessa Jowell, said he was "very sorry" the corporation was not doing more to investigate subscription systems and conditional access as part of the current charter renewal debate.

And "Hair" stage director Amanda J. Rife has written a program note that posits the show's relevance to Baltimore's current urban renewal needs.