Sentence examples for term renewing from inspiring English sources

Rather than asserting America's moral right to dominate, Obama has spent much of his term renewing American partnerships with countries like Russia, rebuilding multilateral institutions like the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treand, and trying to engage with hostile regimes like Iran.

I would rather she had remained and had her term renewed".

These terms are not synonyms of the term renew in a narrower sense.

Furthermore, several terms such as photovoltaics, wind power, or bioenergy were included into the list of terms of the category regeneration that also included the term renew.

In September of that year Samuel Rabinowitz was hired as rabbi for a three-year term, renewed in 1910 for another three years.

Titles such as "Swaziland: Declare HIV/AIDS a "humanitarian emergency"' [ 20] and "When is HIV/AIDS a disaster?" [ 21] exemplify how the term renewed interest in the epidemic in Swaziland.

We hypothesize that this result is due to the continued suppression of the SVZ and the lack of long-term renewing precursors in the RMS and OB.

He said people "cannot expect to have their terms renewed", although the government could do so.

The other six have not formally had their five-year terms renewed and can be easily replaced.

Prisoners on administrative detention orders – Israel's term for imprisonment without charge or trial, the key issue behind the hunger strike – will not have their terms renewed without fresh information or evidence being brought before a military judge.

This happens regardless of political affiliation: The last three Fed chairmen have seen their terms renewed by a president of the opposite party.