Sentence examples for basis to remain from inspiring English sources

The retail industry sector is one of the most competitive and where each company has to improve their operations on a daily basis to remain competitive.

He is in Sam Allardyce's first squad, for the World Cup qualifier against Slovakia on Sunday, but has been told by the national team manager that he needs to play on a regular basis to remain part of his plans.

"I think what we have got is a stable minority government," he said, trying to counter speculation that he might find himself in the position of Pierre Trudeau, a former prime minister, who was forced to negotiate with the New Democratic Party on almost a daily basis to remain in power in the early 1970's.

Oliver-Bruno is a convicted criminal who has received all appropriate legal process under federal law, has no outstanding appeals and has no legal basis to remain in the U.S.," Cox told the News & Observer, explaining why Oliver-Bruno was arrested.

There is additional pressure because the United Nations' authorization for American troops to remain in Iraq expires at the end of the year; if no accord is signed before then, U.S. troops will have no legal basis to remain in the country.

"Today, legal loopholes significantly hinder the Department's ability to appropriately detain and promptly remove family units that have no legal basis to remain in the country," she said in an emailed statement.

I give talks around the world about how the rules of modern business change on a seemingly daily basis, and to remain competitive, you need to remain relevant.

As a society, we must figure out how to rapidly re-skill vast number of people on an ongoing basis to both remain relevant globally and to avoid long periods of high unemployment.

Today's jobs figures for June pose more questions than answers and as such, stock markets and the risk on/risk off mode that investors appear to be switching between almost on a weekly basis is likely to remain volatile.

With a gross contribution to the EU of £19 billion and a net deficit on trade in goods and services with the EU of £28 billion in 2011, the UK would hardly be in a weak negotiating position.To minimise disruption, if it came to it, it would be in everyone's interests to agree a new inter-governmental basis for Britain to remain in a customs union with the EU and retain free movement of goods.

This involves changing the variant surface glycoprotein (VSG) coat that surrounds the parasite on a regular basis in order to remain one step ahead of the immune system of its host: while the immune system looks for invaders wearing a particular coat, the parasites are spreading through the host in a completely different coat.