Sentence examples for Retain experience from inspiring English sources

In working to retain experience in his managerial ranks, Mr. Kelly also seems to be acknowledging that there will not be much of a grace period for the mayor who succeeds Rudolph W. Giuliani.

The details vary — some have short terms to encourage early retirement, others have long terms to retain experience — but the central appeal for employees is constant: two large checks instead of one.

Officials said they hoped the raise would help retain experiences poll workers and attract new ones.

It also forces the company to hire — and retain — experienced chip designers.

Analysts said the struggling Morrisons, which is closing a number of stores after profits halved last year, could benefit from boosting morale and helping to retain experienced shopfloor staff.

This system enables companies to retain experienced employees while reducing their wage bills for a limited period as the government contributes toward pay.

Staff cuts immediately limit Congress's capacity to influence policy, while also limiting its ability to retain experienced staffers or attract replacements.

Positive aspects of nursing professionalism must be recognized and implemented to retain experienced nurses in the profession and attract young people to nursing as a viable career choice.

"But in order to continue to provide the nation a capable and effective judicial system we must be able to attract and retain experienced men and women of quality and diversity to perform a demanding position in the public service.

Sutherland indicated that executives would receive bonuses next year despite the group's travails, saying that a remuneration plan will be announced in March that will reflect the need to retain experienced senior staff.

He added that a psychiatrist had recently diagnosed his "sensory processing disorder," a condition of heightened physical and mental sensitivity that Mr. Burroughs claimed causes him to retain experiences more vividly than the rest of us.