Sentence examples for which renewals from inspiring English sources

Of course, very little goes wrong with Law & Order, which is why ratings are up 7% this year to 12.4 million households and why NBC extended the show, already in its 11th year, through at least 2005—an extraordinary vote of confidence in an industry in which renewals rarely exceed one season.

Mr. Collins, 36, is a social worker in New York for Project Renewal, which operates rehabilitation facilities and shelters for drug addicts, alcoholics and the homeless.

When asking for a renewal of funding, ensure that the prior-support section includes the award upon which the renewal is based.

For centuries it has been customary in China not to execute prisoners just after the new year, which symbolises renewal.

In addition to food, fashion, music and art, a major part of the Thingyan (which means renewal) Water Festival is getting wet.

In the late 1970's, after years in which urban renewal, landlord abandonment and arson-for-hire had swept away swathes of the city's cheapest housing, more "street people" and beggars appeared on New York's sidewalks.

Bone is a complex and dynamic tissue which undergoes renewal and repair throughout life as the result of bone remodelling.

The strategic aim of this research was to provide data and evidence upon which the renewal of the Hungarian vocational education system could be based.

We investigate the sensitivity of the infinite horizon solution to variations in key problem parameters and highlight the system scenarios in which timely renewal activity is most profitable.

Yadav's only criticism of the event, which celebrates renewal and love of the divine, is that some of the religious elements of the holiday seem to get lost in translation.

This is consistent with one previous study in which self-renewal and gene expression were stimulated in embryonic stem cells by adding Wnt3a [ 28].