Sentence examples for need to be retained from inspiring English sources

"It is iconic in terms of Blackpool and, yes, it does need to be retained.

Expertise and talent need to be retained and invested in if our aim is to have safe, efficient and high-quality healthcare now, and for future generations.

Procurement experts point out that many of the rules are more about preventing corruption and would need to be retained in some form.

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Even if the conclusion is that a few experts need to be retained, offering guaranteed bonuses to virtually the entire operation is hardly the way to achieve the desired results.

All of them have their virtues, no doubt, and in the case of Carroll we may just be looking at an authentic phenomenon, but a little perspective does need to be retained.

The United States has also announced the destruction of millions of mines, while saying that some needed to be retained for training, research and the defense of South Korea.

However, even under the scheme for council houses there were exemptions for rural areas that had few houses, or adapted homes for elderly or disabled people that needed to be retained for future residents.

In this case, hearing God's voice fell under the category of psychosis and had to be treated, but the boy's identity as a member of the Hasidic community was an organizing force in his life and needed to be retained.

The assumption of elements being positioned strictly on the azimuthal plane needs to be retained.

"Stafford's maternity department is very good and needs to be retained.