Sentence examples for for not renewing from inspiring English sources

When asked what the Bolshoi's legal grounds were for not renewing it, she said, "They do not have to give reasons for this".

For instance, one fan named Jay, writing on The New York Times's Bats blog, listed an array of reasons for not renewing his tickets on the promenade level, including the location of his seats and the lack of access to some of the stadium's clubs.

"When's the last time you heard about someone facing 10 years in prison for not renewing a gun permit?" asked Mr. Manso, who contends he was "overcharged and selectively prosecuted by the very D.A. who is the focus of my book".

Transport for London cited safety concerns and anti-regulatory activity among its reasons for not renewing Uber's license.

If her performance was the reason for not renewing her contract, she should have been forewarned, albeit in a different way.

Its detractors' reasons for failing to display were listed by the DVLA earlier this year, when it published the top 10 excuses for not renewing.

"But when we are paying them a lot of money, and fans are paying money to watch, and under their own admission they're not trying, that has got to be a reason for us not renewing their contracts".

Other states have also taken steps to tighten tenure requirements or reduce traditional job protections, like increasing probation periods before tenure is granted and expanding the acceptable causes for dismissing or not renewing a teacher's contract, according to the Education Commission of the States.

Mr. Obama would pay for his plan by not renewing President Bush's tax cuts for the most affluent Americans — those making more than $250,000 a year — when they expire at the end of 2010, aides said.

The Tucson and Pensacola centers have been providing long-distance operator and customer support for WorldCom, which is not renewing its contract with First Data's teleservices subsidiary.

Gen. Sally Q. Yates said the government is "beginning the process of reducing and ultimately ending our use of privately operated prisons" by not renewing contracts for 14 such facilities, most of which are in Texas or elsewhere across the South.