Sentence examples for possibility of renewing from inspiring English sources
These experts are focusing on two developments: the rising interest in powerful antibiotics to counter anthrax and the possibility of renewing mass vaccinations for smallpox.
Eve Gartner, senior staff lawyer for the Planned Parenthood Federation, said in an interview that the group was discouraged to see that the Justice Department had left open the possibility of renewing its demands.
If the Migration Service grants his request, Mr. Snowden will be able to live and work in Russia for one year, with the possibility of renewing his status for another year.
GAZA — Hamas leaders in Gaza on Sunday left open the possibility of renewing a tenuous truce with Israel that is due to expire Friday, putting themselves at odds with a statement by the exiled political leader of the group in Damascus, Syria.
What he has to gain might be some catharsis and public rehabilitation of his reputation; the rescuing of the Livestrong Foundation from his taint, and the possibility of renewing ties there; and the chance to serve a limited ban and compete as an athlete again.
KABUL, Afghanistan — An International Monetary Fund review of the Afghan government's progress in determining what went wrong at the nation's largest bank and the steps necessary to fix it has concluded that so little has been done so far that there is no possibility of renewing the fund's program here, diplomats in Kabul said.
Strict ethical procedures were adopted that recognised possible trauma experienced by the study population and the possibility of renewed violence in the study communities or against field researchers.
Asked about the possibility of renewed fighting, Rudenko said it would depend on Kiev's actions.
This is a grave step that attests to the possibility of renewed terror attacks...
Such concerns tinge the present mood of optimism with wariness at the possibility of renewed outbreaks.
At the same time, the government clearly remains concerned about the possibility of renewed protests.
