Sentence examples for renewals until from inspiring English sources

The landlord was willing to write an eight-month lease, beginning in December, with a likelihood of several month-by-month renewals until the building, mostly vacant, can be redeveloped.

"It doesn't come up for renewal until next June," Mr. McArdle said.

It may compel a postponement of the decision to start on renewal until after the next general election.

Friedman wrote that the young crown prince had kept him up until one-thirty in the morning, discussing national renewal until he pleaded exhaustion.

"The BBC Royal Charter and Agreement, which are not up for renewal until 2016, set out the role of the BBC Trust and the executive board of the BBC.

However, the main Scottish franchise, ScotRail, may not come up for renewal until 2025, and there has been some scepticism about the SNP's desire for a public-sector operator.

But as the dual job title is written into the BBC's royal charter – not due for renewal until 2017 – it is hard to see how it can be changed.

It is in Puddle Dock, which was a decrepit neighborhood destined to be razed under urban renewal until a campaign in the 1950s and '60s led by the town librarian saved 42 houses on 10 acres to create the museum.

But one of the legacies of its tumultuous labor relations in the 1980's, and the fact that several of its contracts do not come up for renewal until next year, is that its wage rates still lag behind its competitors'.

It was registered in November 2007, and won't be up for renewal until 2014.

There was some confusion last week after it emerged that ministers might delay key decisions on renewal until after the next election in 2015.