Sentence examples for move to retain from inspiring English sources

This show is Tisci's latest move to retain that crown.

Fulfilling the perpetual forecast of a 100 percent change of LeBron James speculation/silliness, Cleveland's move to retain Mike Brown's assistants is attributed to their close relationship with James.

Hence, the move to retain race as a useful category for social scientific research, for example, perpetuates racism.

But human rights advocates have disparaged the change from martial law to Article 44 as a superficial move to retain military control and delay any attempt at restoring democracy.

As well as Felixstowe becoming a wholly retained fire station, Haverhill would be crewed on weekdays but would move to retained (on-call) firefighters at the weekend resulting in the loss of four full-time posts.

Faced with the increasing success of satellite television, cable companies are moving to retain customers by offering services that satellite companies cannot match.

Chicago moved to retain him, possibly with a salary increase, and the Harvard job ultimately went to former coach Dick Harlow.

On September 29, 2006, just four days after King passed the SEC's confidential letter to Stanford to tip him off to the impending investigation, Stanford moved to retain Barasch and Andrews Kurth.

Ms. Fishman contends that unless companies move aggressively to retain the silents, they risk losing valuable workers who are at the peak of their expertise.

Mr. Daft moved quickly to retain Carl H. Ware, the company's highest- ranking black executive, who had resigned in November after a management shuffle that pushed him aside.

With the knowledge that teams would want Johnson and Gay as consolation prizes should they lose out on the top tier of free agents, the Hawks and the Grizzlies moved quickly to retain their franchise players.