Sentence examples for issue of retaining from inspiring English sources

At its first public meeting, the 11-member board will also study the issue of retaining agricultural jobs.

However, this only scratches the surface of the issue of retaining teachers and shows a complete lack of understanding of how challenging the profession has become in the last 10 years.

If Limbaugh has indeed followed the events in Wisconsin as closely as he claims, he should be aware that the unions agreed to the proposed increases in pension and health contributions (which amounted to an 8% reduction in their takehome pay) at the outset – and that it was only the issue of retaining their collective bargaining rights that sparked the ongoing protests.

Quite vocal in this controversy of where to terminate the root canal filling and the issue of retaining pulpless teeth was Dr. Rodrigues Ottolengui (Fig. 10) of New York City (Ottolengui 1922): Fig. 10 Dr. Rodriguez Ottolengui reproduced from Prinz H. Dental Chronology, Lea & Febiger, Philadelphia, 1945.

That way, the issue of retaining girls in the school system will be partially resolved.

The issue of retained debris or stricture also deserves comment.

"The United States struggles with the same issues of retaining patients in care for chronic diseases, and encouraging them to take medications," says Bartlett, associate director for research at Duke's Global Health Institute.

After challenging the rezoning of the commercial lot to residential, the group took issue with the idea of retaining walls.

They would also have the opportunity to invest further in a fresh share issue, to retain the comparative size of their stake.

1. Manner of retaining evidence.

Clearly, any massively parallel implementation needs to address this issue to retain good scaling for large numbers of processors.