Sentence examples for formally renewed from inspiring English sources

They argue Mr Chavez's mandate would come to an end without having been formally renewed.

Netflix hasn't formally renewed "Stranger Things" for a second season, but the Duffer brothers have been gabbing like it's pretty much a done deal.

JUBA, South Sudan, 24 June , 2014– In a ceremony at the headquarters of the Sudan People's Liberation Army SPLAA) in Juba this morning, the Government of South Sudan formally renewed its commitment to the Action Plan signed in 2012 with the United Nations to end the recruitment and use of children in Government armed forces and other grave violations against children.

Government of South Sudan Recommits to Action Plan to End Recruitment and Use of Children 24 June 2014 – This morning, the Government of South Sudan formally renewed its commitment to the Action Plan signed in 2012 with the UN to end the recruitment and use of children in Government armed forces and other grave violations against children.

His provinces of Gaul and Spain were taken from him, and he was confined to the government of Roman Africa and only formally included in the renewed triumvirate of 37.

Although Dominican bureaucracy can be arbitrary and arduous, they are now formally eligible to renew their birth certificates, driving licences and passports.

The other six have not formally had their five-year terms renewed and can be easily replaced.

The merger, formally announced on Wednesday, signals a renewed phase of jockeying among cellphone service providers as they race to draw in more smartphone users and upgrade to the latest high-speed data networks.

Mr. Nadery, whose five-year term ran out on Dec. 16, said he was not formally told that his tenure would not be renewed.

Today we have renewed hope as leaders from almost 170 countries formally signed the Paris Agreement created at last December's COP 21 climate conference.

Fighting between government forces and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam LTTEE) has intensified since the government formally pulled out of a 6-year-old ceasefire pact in January, though a renewed civil war has been raging since 2006.