Sentence examples for full renewal from inspiring English sources

Opposition to full renewal is highest in Scotland, the home of the Trident fleet.

A majority who voted Liberal Democrat last year (53 per cent) also back full renewal.

Liberal Democrats are angered at the way in which Hammond appears to be ruling out any other option but full renewal of the current continuous-at-sea deterrent.

The group, headed by former representative Bob Barr (R-Ga)., also urged President Bush in a letter to reconsider his support for full renewal of the law.

Some 38 per cent of Scots oppose any form of renewal, while 36 per cent back full renewal and 26 per cent favour non-nuclear  submarines.

Some 51 per cent of people back full renewal of Trident, while a total of 49 per cent prefer either non-nuclear submarines or reject any renewal.

We also rated the vines for trunk injury, rating them for 1) Full trunk renewal, 2) Partial Canopy, and 3) Full canopy.

But Johnny Heald, managing director of ORB International, said the survey suggested that support for full Trident renewal may have grown since last year following the rise of Isis and an increase in the security threat in Britain.

Britain has a majority for global engagement, but not for doing more than is appropriate; for strong defences, but something less than full Trident renewal; for a continued role in, and close relationship with, the EU, but not closer integration on needless things; and for strong action on climate change and international epidemic threats, but less on aid spending.

"Opening days are like spring, full of renewal and anticipation," said 2013 Commodore Tom Madden, who began his term in December.

Despite its middling ratings, Fringe received a full-season renewal on March 6, 2010.