Sentence examples for renew expired from inspiring English sources

The unnamed source was quoted as saying that many offices have flouted that prohibition, while others are guilty of lesser violations like failing to report address changes or renew expired registrations.

Failing to renew expired university-financed postdoctoral fellowships certainly results in short-term savings, but it turns out to have been a bad strategy in the long run.

Charities and donors have been in limbo, waiting for Congress to decide whether to renew expired tax laws that help funnel more to charity.

WASHINGTON, March 31 (Reuters) - The Democratic-led U.S. Senate agreed by a voice vote on Monday to begin debate on a bipartisan bill to renew expired jobless benefits for 2.2 million Americans.

Operators that fail to provide promised services and investments risk being unable to renew expiring franchises.

The single largest chunk, about $31 billion, went to renew expiring tax breaks that are generally useful but unrelated to jobs.

Reinsurers have long offered protection against terrorist attacks, but now many are hinting that they will not renew expiring policies.

Lawmakers have until the end of the month to decide whether to renew expiring provisions of the bill.

Kopp said state officials have refused to sign new leases or renew expiring ones, essentially devaluing the property.

The ruling came as Indonesian lawmakers were calling on the government not to renew expiring oil production-sharing contracts with foreign energy companies.

UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS In 2010, Congress allocated $56.5 billion to renew expiring federal jobless benefits through 2011 but dropped a $25-a-week 25-a-week 25-a-week been added under the supplement