Sentence examples for make renewing from inspiring English sources

"Insurers want to make renewing your insurance policy easier and clearer to understand, by reminding you of last year's premium and flagging up introductory discounts.

For its part, North Korea can be expected to make renewed demands for the withdrawal of the approximately 37,000 American troops based in the South.

Their songs may be infused with the memory of the revolution, they may make renewed challenges to power, they may weigh in on the heavy matters of the moment — but Haitian musicians never forget that they are entertainers.

Case in point: Veronica Roth's Divergent trilogy, all three installments of which make renewed appearances within the week's top 25 as the Insurgent film, based on the third novel in the series, continues its run in theaters.

Our situation today is different enough from that of a century ago to make renewed great power war much less than a certainty, but there are enough troubling similarities that we can't rule the prospect out.

These were the creation of the National Coordinating Agency for Population and Development (NCAPD) through an act of parliament in 2004, with its new advocacy mandate, and the issuing of a Cabinet Memorandum tabled by NCAPD in the same year, which called for the government to make renewed efforts in family planning.

The federal Liberals, who have made renewing the relationship with indigenous Canadians a priority, have signaled they are open to seeking a resolution outside the court system.

IN RECENT years India has made renewed diplomatic efforts to reach out to Africa.

They also made renewed efforts to cooperate with Russia against terrorism.

Paring and revising, making renewed visits to the Coops, Ms. Goldman transformed a broad study into a narrative.

President Bush expressed grave concern, and some members of Congress made renewed calls for legislation to ban the practice outright.