Sentence examples for Staff retain from inspiring English sources

New accounts require a co-signature from an NGO, whose staff retain control of it until the child turns 18.

The Tap does get packed, but the service is swift and the well-informed staff retain their composure.

In contrast, research staff retain the opportunity to move sideways to teaching at any stage in their career because the importance of demonstrating high-impact teaching, and recruiting on that basis, is not yet universally recognised (High Level Group on the Modernisation of Higher Education, 2013).

Charles Peck, president of Destination, said the hotel would be renovated and most of its staff retained.

Cockfield was one of a small, central staff retained in London, and here his remarkable talents attracted wide attention.

But the deal will not stop either party from striking further deals with other companies, with staff retained by their respective companies.

Also on Saturday, Mr. Obama named his top press staff, retaining a key campaign strategist as press secretary and tapping an ardent supporter of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York to direct communications.

Why? Partly because there is increasing evidence that paying a real living wage doesn't just have an ethical dimension, it also makes good business sense (staff retained, morale better, productivity improved, attractive to consumers).

A total of about 1,500 staff will have been made redundant and about 900 staff retained by the end of the process.

The Welsh Local Government Association, which represents councils, said council which use zero-hour contracts continued to ensure staff retained equivalent pay grading and benefits such as sick pay and annual leave.

BBC Three Counties Radio's Paul Dixon: "For once it's been a relatively quiet summer at Stadium MK with every member of last season's playing staff retained and some useful additions brought in by Karl Robinson.