Sentence examples for renewal attempt from inspiring English sources

In common use since the reign of Charles II, the writs did not arouse controversy until a renewal attempt was made in 1761.

That's what happened in 2009, when downtown toy district property owners defeated a renewal attempt.

This assumption was the motivation of the liturgical revisions and renewals attempted in many Western churches in the second half of the 20th century.

Obama will request the Fisa court approve the current bulk collection program for a final 90-day renewal as he attempts to implement the new plan.

The Renewal Workshop is attempting to combat waste in the textile industry by "closing the loop," or trying to ensure new clothes are made from recycled or used garments.

The ultimate challenge in coming years will be understanding the stem cell 'programme', particularly the control of self-renewal, in an attempt to develop novel, stem cell-directed therapies.

The first attempt at renewal and reconstruction carried out in the years 1981 to 1985, when Brno was still in communist hands, was a half-hearted affair.

This is less risky than a full-blooded merger, which could come with unfunded reserve liabilities relating to claims for asbestos, medical malpractice, mould, construction defects and breast implants.During the past year, insurers have already started to buy one another's renewal rights rather than attempt full takeovers.

There's a lesson here from Labour's past attempts at renewal.

When Diocletian attempted a renewal of the Roman state and religion, he did not forget Mithra.

His heinous, needless persecution stems from that alone, as do his futile attempts at renewal and regeneration.