Sentence examples for article retention from inspiring English sources

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To pilot test consistent application of eligibility criteria, inter-reviewer agreement on article retention will be assessed.

Three articles reported the retention intentions of program participants who were fulfilling their obligations at the time rather than actual retention [ 41, 42, 79].

The proportion of program participants who remained in underserved areas after completing their obligation ranged from 12%to90%0% across the eighteen articles that reported retention results [ 41, 42, 45, 56, 57, 61- 67, 68, 68, 71, 74- 80].

In the light of these evident powers to protect themselves, the vociferousness with which these few states argued for retention of article 124 seems rather like overkill.

His claim of invalidity is rested on the fact that he refused to unionize his shop solely because the union insisted upon the retention of article III.

Curiously, the states that argued most vociferously in working sessions for the retention of article 124 were those that are not parties to the statute and who would therefore not have had a vote should one have been called.

"I said, 'If you don't send them back on 28 August, I will consider this wrongful retention under article 3 of the Hague convention.'" Alexander and Constantin were made wards of court, and an order was made for them to return to the UK; but the local German court successfully argued that the children were victims of racism in Britain, and that the "children have decisively opposed such return".

We conducted limited (Google Scholar) literature reviews for ancillary topics that are discussed briefly in this article, namely human resource retention in low and middle income countries, research on locational preferences among health care workers and new public management.

However, as this article focuses more on retention, it seems more logical to use an outcome that offers a long-term perspective on remaining with the same employer or not.

According to the article, what have studies regarding "retention" over "social promotion" shown?