Sentence examples for renewed use of from inspiring English sources

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In other cases, church leaders support the renewed use of icons that have been in museums for decades, while the museums fear the icons will be spoiled.

His rejection of a reasonable Israeli peace offer last year, his renewed use of terrorism to pressure Israel and his inept administration of the Palestinian Authority have shown him to be a depleted leader.

In an exclusive interview with the Guardian, Wiggins laid out his plans to set a marker for others to follow, after a rejig in the rules paved the way for a renewed use of aerodynamic kit.

I have published a number of recent papers about the renewed use of risk prediction in criminal justice and plan to follow this up with further empirical work in policing and corrections.

That's even before the iPhone, though the renewed use of "touchscreen" and the rocketing use of "smartphone" (not metaphors) suggests touch-enabled devices have a lot to do with the drop.

"We were prepared to wait five to 10 years if necessary," Mr. Collins said, suggesting that the specter of renewed industrial use of the site would encourage officials and neighborhood leaders to work toward achieving an accommodation.

The barbaric acts of ISIS in the Middle East and elsewhere (including lone wolf acts here and in Europe) have renewed the use of an adjective most commonly affiliated with Nazis--evil.

Innovation became a way to renew the use of convention and to return to precision.

The ruling military council is the highest authority, so it is unclear who or what might restrain the military from continuing or renewing the use of extralegal detentions.

The Orlando police said this week it would not renew its use of Amazon's Rekognition system following criticism of the technology's effects on privacy and civil rights.