Sentence examples for decide whether to renew from inspiring English sources

The Railroad Commission will ultimately decide whether to renew the company's permit.

When her contracts with the corporations expired that December, she had to decide whether to renew.

Consider the case of a bank that must decide whether to renew loans to small businesses.

A year has gone by, and I need to decide whether to renew my sales consultant's contract.

On January 20th, he must decide whether to renew decrees which provide for the existence of the zone.

Under D.C. law, the city charter board must review and decide whether to renew schools' charters every 15 years.

The renewable energy industry held its breath as Congress decided whether to renew tax credits for residential and commercial use of alternatives such as wind, solar, and tidal power [see "Solar Tax Credit Loses Energy," EHP 116 A380 (2008)].

This year his refund was much smaller, and he has not decided whether to renew.

Alderson said this would be weighed when the front office decided whether to renew Collins's contract.

Dr. McClellan said his agency would consider the performance of drug plans in deciding whether to renew their contracts next year.

Congress has not decided whether to renew a temporary payroll tax cut and extended unemployment benefits past February, when both are scheduled to expire.