The phrase 'renew demand' can be used in written English, but the context in which it is used will determine its exact meaning.
For example, a politician might "renew their demand for increased funding for public education".
That could renew demand in 2013.
Toy companies, video-game makers and other companies also now sell a host of related merchandise, counting on new books and films to renew demand.
Still he's comfortable with his bets because a cooling economy justifies lower yields, while volatility in stocks, the Middle East and the euro may yet renew demand for bonds, he said, The 10-year Treasury note fell 2/32, to a price of 100 10032.
But some lawmakers have threatened to renew demands to scrap that agreement, and others, with the United States.
The country's president, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, used a meeting of the council this week to renew demands for talks over the sovereignty of the Falkland Islands.
In parliament, Mr. Papandreou rejected calls from opposition politicians for him to renew demands for Germany to pay more World War II reparations, stemming from the occupation of Greece.
The resumed negotiations are to focus on the public-sector overhaul, with the troika expected to renew demands for laying off thousands of civil servants.
The country's president, Cristina Kirchner, used a meeting of the council this week to renew demands for talks over the sovereignty of the Falklands.
In the next round, they would renew demands that the middle-class tax holiday be funded with a surtax on those who make more than $1 million a year.
All of this provides those who want a full accounting of this whole affair with an opening — that is, to renew demands that the FBI testify as part of ongoing congressional probes into it.
And, as far as making the new bill "the hallmark of a renewed demand for reparations" goes, the bill wouldn't be a part of renewed demands, but rather persistent ones.
