Sentence examples for renewals would be from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shaffer said he hoped that the confusion and delays surrounding the renewals would be resolved by next week, calling it the latest blow to the morale of physicians in New Jersey.

This optimistic tale of renewal would be overshadowed by events 190 miles north.

Julia Coronado, senior United States economist at BNP Paribas, said the revised figures suggested economic renewal would be mild indeed.

Without stem cells, such tissue-renewal would be the province of any and every somatic cell a recipe, as the traditional model observes, for tumorous disaster.

The SNP says that the cost of Trident renewal would be £3bn a year, rising to £4bn in the 2020s, and Sturgeon said her party would be urging Labour to abandon its support for nuclear weapons, and to invest the money instead in health and education.

Preceding any such renewal would be the extension of imperialism across the continent and the globe, and the clash of rivals for dominance within the new empire.

The next renewal would be 2016, on the cusp of the presidential election.

She'd already qualified for the program twice before and assumed her renewal would be a formality.

We also queried the duration of consent – that is, whether it should last for the duration of the registry or if periodic renewal would be required – and the reasoning behind their views on duration.

But landlords, again citing high fuel costs, have asked for a 9percentt rise for one-year leases and 13percentt for two-year renewals, which would be the largest increase in two decades.

A "The only source for copies of the original lease and renewal leases would be the landlord or management," said Robert Sokolski, a Manhattan lawyer who represents tenants.