Sentence examples for often renewed from inspiring English sources

"I understand that many people feel that in the past licenses were often renewed pro forma," Minow said as his speech was drawing to a close.

Reinsurance contracts are often renewed in April, and Keefe, Bruyette & Woods issued a report on Tuesday suggesting that losses from the earthquakes in Japan and, recently, New Zealand would lead to firmer prices on California earthquake and Florida hurricane insurance.

Although the league was often renewed during the 15th century, the system was not entirely effective in preventing war, and individual states continued to pursue their own interests against others.

"The '93 deal had a poison pill for both sides, giving each an incentive to renew prior to the deal going into its last year, and so the deal was often renewed before the time it would become a public concern.

The cattiness of two divas trying to occupy one screen is an old story that is often renewed; here it's both, with the recent French translation of a German book from 1966, by Gregor von Rezzori, about the shoot of "Viva Maria!" and the on-set behavior of its stars, Brigitte Bardot (who ended her career in 1973) and Jeanne Moreau (who's still at it).

A Federal Reserve chairman is approved for a term of four years, which is often renewed.

These tumors often renew and proceed into more malignant grades.

This restriction was necessary because primary care physicians often renew medications started by other physicians and their prescribing practices in these instances do not necessarily reflect their own clinical decisions [ 31].

They must make it clear — firmly and often — that renewed violence is not the answer.

I've had contracts that run from six or eight to 13 weeks, and they've often been renewed.

If the commitment to these difficult freedoms has sometimes flagged and it has—it has just as often been renewed.