Sentence examples for hope of renewing from inspiring English sources

It was the hope of renewing contact with my daughter that was finally the push I needed to give up drinking.

He was referring to the contention that followed the Second Vatican Council, which was convened in Rome in 1962 by Pope John XXIII, in the hope of renewing the Church in its mission to present Christ to the world.

It spent millions on its appeal and, despite winning, has little hope of renewing its offer for First Choice because the market has changed in the three years since the companies announced their £950m ($1.5 billion) merger.In this section Will the real Mario Monti please stand up?

Unless an Obama administration is willing to consider much bolder steps than those currently being considered, such as literally forging an industrial policy that addresses new investment and trade strategies, there's a very real danger the president elect's hope of renewing American prosperity may prove little more than audacious.

With the army in power, at least behind the scenes, there is little hope of renewed dialogue soon with India's newly re-elected prime minister, Atal Behari Vajpayee, and much fear in India that Pakistan will attack again.

In 1852, however, he resolved to go to the United States; he had given up hope of renewed revolution in Europe, and had concluded that America offered the best chance to live out his principles.

He will take over an upstart Orioles team that will spend freely this winter in hopes of renewing the competitiveness in their rivalry with the Yankees.

A11 Abbas Demands Support Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian prime minister, challenged the Palestinian parliament to back his agenda or dissolve his government, seeking to broaden his authority over security in hopes of renewing peace talks with Israel.

Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian prime minister, challenged the Palestinian parliament today to back his agenda or dissolve his government, seeking to broaden his authority over security in hopes of renewing peace talks with Israel.

The comics industry is imperiled by stagnant sales and is turning repeatedly to gimmicks — killing off and resurrecting characters or resetting all of its titles at issue No. 1, as DC Comics is about to do — in hopes of renewing readers' interest.

It holds the promise of renewing hope on both sides and the desire to tackle more negotiations.