Sentence examples for might be renewed from inspiring English sources

That's three months, a calendar increment that suggests it might be renewed regularly.

Mr. Schmidt-Holtz's contract expires in March, and Sony's chief executive, Howard Stringer, has given no indication of whether it might be renewed.

By late evening, after the death of the sixth soldier was made public in Israel, radio reports hinted that the bombing might be renewed.

When the judge questioned him, he said, "I felt pressured to keep repeating 'yes.' " As for Mr. Richman, he has moved on, he said, although he hopes that the friendship might be renewed in the future.

Black leaders said that in the last week there had been speculation about a possible misdemeanor charge and that there was no immediate sign that there might be renewed protest or violence.

It might be renewed, but probably not until after the 2012 election.

For several months, tribal leaders and Iraqi military officials have been worrying over signs that Qaeda groups might be renewing their alliance with a burgeoning wing of the hard-line Sunni insurgency, called Al Auda.

It looks like whistleblower Edward Snowden might be renewing his lease at his Moscow apartment.

That means premiums may increase or policies might not be renewed or might exclude the dog from future coverage.

Planning permission is due to expire in July and might not be renewed.

State laws or union contracts require notifications in the spring to teachers whose contracts might not be renewed.