Sentence examples for for example in the renewal of from inspiring English sources

The compulsory purchase by government from private landowners sounds communist, but it was used (for example) in the "renewal" of northern cities.

For example, in the United States, the Africa Growth and Opportunity Act, the U.S.-Africa trade law, is up for renewal.

For example, if the renewal period was 4 years and in-person renewal was required for every other renewal, then approximately 1/4 of drivers would have been required to renew their licenses each year 1 renewal 4 years and approximately 1/8 of drivers would have been required to renew their licenses in person each year 1 renewal 4 years × 1 in ‐ person renewal 2 renewals.

In 1999, a proposal for the renewal of the Games was accepted.

This document is the Bid Plan for the renewal of Long Term Arrangements expiring in 2014.

In late March, the leader of the SNP Nicola Sturgeon said: "Under no circumstance would we ever vote for the renewal of Trident or the spending of money on the renewal of Trident".

For example, in embryonic stem cells, LSD1 (the human homolog of SPR-5) helps to maintain the balance between differentiation and self-renewal (Adamo et al., 2011).

In Texas, for example, Tricia Beaugh wound up with sticker shock on the renewal of her policy.

The excess growth observed in 2008 partially reflected the renewal of several major collective contracts that also involved one-off payments in order to compensate for unusually long delays in their renewal (e.g. around 300 euros to metalworkers).

For example, in a constantly turning-over tissue, homeostasis requires that the number of symmetric renewal divisions exactly equals the number of symmetric differentiation divisions, or else the tissue will either grow without limit or shrink to extinction.

For example, in mammary gland, EZH2 maintains luminal progenitor cell self-renewal (Michalak et al., 2013).