Sentence examples for preparing for renewed from inspiring English sources

Rebel factions are still heavily armed, and over the weekend they accused government forces of preparing for renewed battle.

Sudan cares deeply about maintaining its air force, partly because it is preparing for renewed war against South Sudan.

Bonaparte was known to be preparing for renewed war, and, two days before it broke out, Nelson, in May 1803, was given command in the Mediterranean, hoisting his flag in the Victory.

Preparing for renewed international negotiations on cutting levels of heat-trapping gases that may be warming the climate, the United States is proposing that countries get just as much credit for using forests and farmers' fields to sop up carbon dioxide, the chief warming gas, as they would for cutting emissions from smokestacks and tail pipes.

Iain Duncan Smith has already sensed the moment: be prepared for renewed Tory talk of "re-negotiation" of our relationship with the EU and of the superior attractions of our joining the North American free trade agreement (Nafta).

As the fresh units settled in, the Australians prepared for renewed fighting along the line.

President Obama and Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell talked of cooperation Wednesday in the aftermath of the huge GOP election victory, but the two sides prepared for renewed conflict on issues that have dominated the campaign and national debate for the last two years.

Miguel de la Torre, who had replaced Morillo as head of the army, took this to be a violation of the truce, and although the republicans argued that Maracaibo had switched sides of its own volition, both sides began to prepare for renewed war.

At an American base on the outskirts of Najaf, American troops appeared to be preparing for a renewed assault into the city.

No wonder he became a talisman to the troops; in "Hacksaw Ridge," preparing for a renewed assault, they calmly delay until Doss has finished his prayers.

Yet Mölndal is preparing for a renewed surge of refugees, a policy Korpe describes as "trying to brake and accelerate at the same time – we are so uncertain what will happen.