renewal

Preposition: of

• conservatism: Our commitment to helping the vulnerable is a renewal of Conservatism, offering a vision of a stronger and better society.
• license: An annual inspection takes place upon renewal of the license by a Vet or Animal Welfare Officer.
• tenancy: Tenants have a six-month assured shorthold tenancies and renewal of the tenancy is conditional upon them retaining their key worker job.

Adjective modifier

• civic: The family lies at the heart of my program for civic renewal.
• urban: Identifying drivers for urban renewal using 3d landscape models.
• charismatic: Jean Darnall The vision of 1967 came at the time of the early Charismatic renewals within the UK.
• democratic: The demand of the working class is for the democratic renewal of the whole society from top to bottom.
• annual: Single user: around £ 150 + VAT, annual renewal under £ 100 + VAT.
• civil: Building Civil Renewal: Response to Home Office consultation paper April 2004 " Partnership is at the heart of civil renewal.

Modifies a noun

• pathfinder: The current housing market renewal fund is providing over £ 500 million to the nine housing market renewal pathfinders.
• fee: Answer: The lines will belong to you forever - you will never have to pay any renewal fees to keep your lines.
• invoice: A renewal invoice is issued each year several weeks prior to the renewal date.
• reminder: You can now request a renewal reminder by SMS.
• date: Renewal invoice is issued each year several weeks prior to the renewal date.

Noun used with modifier

• neighborhood: ODPM's neighborhood renewal strategy is working to tackle all of these problems in a joined-up way.
• lease: Written expert's reports for Court and PACT for lease renewal cases.
• stewardship: Why not hold your parish stewardship renewal event this year in the midweek, rather than on a Sunday?
• vow: We also have an outdoor Gazebo and beautiful grounds for weddings, vow renewals or receptions.
• charter: Governance Much of the debate around charter renewal has focused on how the BBC is regulated.
• subscription: We may change these terms without notice to you in relation to future subscription renewals.