Sentence examples for in return for retaining from inspiring English sources

Britain should accept continued EU regulations in goods in return for retaining access to the EU single market, one of the thinktanks closest to Downing Street has proposed.

Although he backed Mr Putin in 2000 (in return for retaining economic control over Moscow), and remained loyal to him, he was too much his own man for Kremlin tastes.

This gradual ceding of power in return for retaining influence has allowed the monarchy to defeat the republican logic which was outlined by Anglo-American revolutionary Thomas Paine in 1776 (and which has resulted in most other liberal democracies functioning without a royal head of state).

The tycoon is prepared to give up control of his core business in return for retaining a share of the lucrative 2006 World Cup rights.

Despite Israel's many settlements throughout the West Bank, Kerry assured Palestinian journalist Maher Shalabi that he was "absolutely certain there is a viable Palestinian state" and that discussion of land swaps -- territory that Israel would give up in return for retaining certain West Bank settlement areas -- are part of what makes negotiations so tough.

One lawmaker, Assemblywoman Gloria Davis of the Bronx, admitted in a Manhattan court that she accepted transportation from the company in the late 1990's in return for helping it retain state contracts.

Empire State Development, New York's industrial development agency, provided the real estate investment trust a $4 million construction grant in return for the company's commitment to retain its jobs in the state.

(The alternative for individual bankruptcies is Chapter 13, which allows the debtor to retain significant assets in return for a promise to make monthly payments to creditors. A similar, though rarer option, is Chapter 11).

According to earlier reports, Lund retained 40% of Wamba shares in return for his investment.

Palestinian negotiators therefore agreed that Israel would retain some of the bigger ones, in return for compensating land swaps.

There are reports Yeung has now sold his shares but retains a major option to acquire more, in return for the £15m the club owed him for loans he put in before he was arrested.