Sentence examples for suggested renewing from inspiring English sources

In recent months, several Hamas officials have publicly suggested renewing the cease-fire with Israel.

I suggested renewing it with a small party for the writers named on Waterstone's plaque and taking photographs of the happy event as an advertisement for continuity.

In its defence white paper last year Australia worried aloud about a powerful China and suggested renewing and doubling its submarine fleet as well as designing a more capable "future frigate".

The Pan American Health Organization has suggested renewing primary healthcare in the Americas based on a core set of functional and structural elements that guarantee access to services [ 3].

The maneuver suggested renewed turbulence at the joint venture, called TNK-BP, which accounts for about a quarter of the British oil company's total global output and much of its profit.

Sales of new homes rose by 0.25% in April, also setting a new record, though March's figures were revised downwards.Durable goods orders in America suggested renewed strength in the manufacturing sector.

But now some supposed free-traders are "rethinking"—among them the House speaker, Newt Gingrich, who suggests renewing MFN status for six months rather than the usual year.

This was supposed to suggest renewed confidence in the controversial rail project.

Too often it defensively reasserts what government is doing rather than suggesting renewed momentum towards a high mobility, low poverty country.

"AGRIPPINA" The New York City Opera's track record in Handel has been excellent in recent years, and word out of the Glimmerglass Opera, where this John Cox production began life this summer, suggests renewed success here.

The economy appears to be growing at around a 2% annual rate, right around its average pace since the recession ended in mid-2009.The mid-2009.Theack Obama is bad newsbecause it suggests renewed slump but because it deprives him oforvidence a true recovery is underway.