Sentence examples for decided against renewing from inspiring English sources

The BBC decided against renewing Clarkson's Top Gear contract after he assaulted the producer Oisin Tymon.

Her company's lease on the building expired in 1996, and the church decided against renewing.

However, licensing ended in 1695 when parliament decided against renewing the relevant act, paving the way for a free press.

Around the time she decided against renewing her corporate contracts, Ms. Reiniger began talks to bring in a partner to run the company.

Last week Barclaycard decided against renewing its contract with the company, having already suspended some sales of CPP products last year.

His ranking went into free-fall and his clothing sponsor, with a discreet cough and a chill smile, decided against renewing his contract.

As it was, however, he dropped vague plans for helping the working classes as soon as he ran into court opposition, and he allowed Bismarck's successors to decide against renewing his 1887 Reinsurance Treaty with Russia.

Concerns over the impact on ancient woodland led the environment secretary to decide against renewing the lease at the site near Holmwood in the Surrey Hills, which is on Forestry Commission land.

Brown, 63, will be in the dugout for the last time against St Johnstone on Saturday after administrators deciding against renewing his contract.

It wouldn't surprise me to see the networks decide against renewing their contracts with Apple, instead sending us to their Flash-laden Web sites with dozens of ads for beer.

McPartland said the protesters did not affect his decision to decide against renewing the contract with the USDA.