The word "renewals" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the act or process of renewing or extending something that has expired or lapsed. Example: The gym membership renewals are due at the end of the month, so make sure to pay your fees to continue using the facilities.
When, in the same year, the powers of Augustus were renewed for 10 years—such renewals had been granted at intervals throughout the reign Tiberius was made his equal in every constitutional respect.
Those renewing by phone can use an automated speech-recognition service on the tax credits helpline, by saying "renewals" when prompted.
The phones traditionally get busier as the cut-off for renewals looms.
"I intend for the licence renewals to deliver a good deal for viewers and the UK economy, and also create certainty in the market during these difficult economic times.
The union's acting general secretary, Mick Cash, said: "The public need to be aware of the brutal fact that the … performance fine expected to be levied on Network Rail this week will come straight out of safety critical maintenance and renewals budgets and diverted into the pockets of the greedy private train companies to finance Wi-Fi services on their trains.
Officials said the process would be automatic, with renewals granted indefinitely.
The number of companies it handles has grown every year since it was founded in the mid-1980s, says Mr Crawford.An attractive feature of the industry's economics is the annuity-like income generated from renewals.
As licence renewals loom, Macau is forcing operators to invest in non-gaming activities, such as conferences and shows.
Copyright holders would have to renew their copyright every five years to retain it, with a limit on the number of renewals.
The State Department plans to increase consular staff, to speed up visa renewals, and to add another two consulates to its current four by 2014.
The net result seems likely simply to prolong the status quo.Britain, one of the more unforgiving council members, wanted to double the period between renewals of the programme, to a year at a time.
