Sentence examples for maintaining the option from inspiring English sources

The document says they could be resold and any loss would not exceed £218,000, adding: "The impact of a negative decision from the home secretary can be mitigated by maintaining the option to resell the cannon.

By adding hundreds of additional inspectors, using the threat of force to give them a free hand and maintaining the option of attacking Iraq if it tries to shake free of a smothering inspection program, the United States could obtain much of what it was originally hoping to achieve.

"Suárez was due to stay in Andalusia for two years, through to the summer of 2016, but is now headed for [Villarreal], with Barça maintaining the option to repurchase the player at the end of the season," Barça said on their website.

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — In his first televised policy speech to the country since assuming office in June, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Monday hinted at his government's inclination to hold talks with Taliban militants even while maintaining the option of military action against them.

My expectation is that over time, people and businesses will become more comfortable with sharing some things while maintaining the option of deliberate ownership of some other tools, technology, teams, etc.

This allows for an unconstrained displacement of the proof mass while maintaining the option of keeping the energy transduction element engaged during the whole cycle and thus reducing the required number of transduction elements.

Cleveland maintains the option is terminated because the contract was terminated.

Initially, Morgenstein maintained the option of using company-owned pseudonyms, with some success.

China's leaders may wish to maintain the option of future military plutonium production in response to U.S. missile defense plans.

But it probably means that governing party insiders have urged the president not to give up his — and their — power, either persuading Mr. Mugabe to keep on fighting or at least to maintain the option.

One of these is the continuation of P and its options 'single' or 'multiple' refer to the means whereby the 'synchronic' and 'congruent' access of the phonically relayed message is maintained: the option 'single' (p3) implies 'phonic' relay at pp which is heard as if within ear-shot; the text is accessed aurally without any time lag at the moment of being produced.