Sentence examples for goods retained from inspiring English sources

A cease-fire contracted at Stary Targ (the Truce of Altmark) on 26 October 1629 favored the Swedes, who received the right to tax Polish trade moving over the Baltic (3.5% of the value of goods), retained control of many cities in Royal Prussia, and were recognized as the dominant power on the southern Baltic coast.

The public-spirited legacy promised could have gone ahead only if the concept of the "public good" retained some meaning in today's political discourse.

First, he looks at the good retained by creatures by virtue of their natures (bonum naturae).

"Love Never Felt So Good" retains Jackson's distinctive disco sound with hints of Bruno Mars'retroro' style.

It is in our bones and for as long as the collective good retains its profound capacity to sculpt our country for the better, it will stay.

Meanwhile, Nina Simone's slow-burn Feelin' Good retains its power even after being endlessly mined by pop acts and American Idol hopefuls.

The post construction monitoring results show that when supported by hTP, the slope tends to be stable because a good retaining effect is obtained.

The objectives of an equitable compensation system are to attract good applicants, retain good employees, motivate employees and comply with government human resource management legislation [ 25, 26].

The large cavity also permits fast Li+ diffusion with good capacities retained even at 1 °C rates [35].

So instead it makes more sense to exchange pesos for goods that retain value better: real estate, cars and even consumer electronics.

They learned that foods that were good for them could also taste good, a lesson retained for nearly 40 years.