Sentence examples for point of renewed from inspiring English sources

Just as Syria's Hafez al-Assad demanded that tentative Israeli concessions be the starting point of renewed negotiations, Arafat will insist on the same.

Hpakant, which brings millions of dollars in jade sales to the government annually, has in recent months become the focal point of renewed armed clashes between government forces and ethnic Kachin rebels.

The United States, which last simplified its tax code in 1986, and which spent the next two decades feverishly unsimplifying it, may soon be coming to a point of renewed fiscal catharsis.

When relationships deteriorate to the point of renewed legal action, courts are increasingly ordering ex-couples to work out their differences via technology.

"At the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, we heard the stories and we named the various hurts and offered forgiveness but at the point of renewing the relationship we sadly returned to the status quo.

The German government pointed to indications of renewed investment as a hopeful sign.

You have to search for the point of a renewed Pinero passion in Sheader's feeble production, which replaces The Count of Monte Cristo as the Christmas show.

But a host of new societal norms point to renewed need for broadening familial bonds.

In his report to the Security Council on Jan . 27 , 2003ElBaradei said that his inspectors had, at that point, found no evidence of renewed activity, and he asked for a "few months" more as "a valuable investment in peace".

While official figures remain scarce, polls and anecdotal evidence point to renewed Greek emigration as a result of the Greek financial crisis.

Others point to renewed contacts between Hamas and Cairo as a source of relative leniency toward Sinai's Islamists".