Sentence examples for open to retaining from inspiring English sources

Cooperation: In some situations, those around the individual will not be open to retaining a relatively quiet environment.

Wright said: "My concern is that the government should have explored much more thoroughly options to keep the Redcar plant open to retain the industrial assets and the skills rather than washing its hands too quickly, allowing it to close down and inflict severe damage on future manufacturing capability.

As the heavy wind morphed into a swirling gale and the heavens opened, Kamworor broke clear to retain his world half marathon title in 59 10, with Karoki second 26 seconds back.

It's a good idea to keep an older card open to help retain a long credit history.

By then the number of amateur players turning pro was overwhelming and the great tournaments were forced to go open in order to retain their significance.

It seems the £9.99 was a continuing payment for your dial-up account, which you were told you needed to keep open in order to retain the email address when you switched to broadband.

This study proposes to install a LID structure, referred to as the Green Channel Cover (GCC), in the space available on top of an open concrete canal to retain stormwater at the receiving end of the water body.

Being open to the future, retaining hope, and allowing for the possibility of improvement regardless of prognosis is common in chronic illness narratives [ 19, 32].

"Data retention is an open-ended obligation to retain all information on all customers for all purposes, and from a traditional Fourth Amendment perspective, that really turns things upside down".

The part of the depository that is open to the public retains something of the feel of a secluded storage facility and the staff dusting the furniture sometimes outnumbers visitors.

They are struggling to reopen and stay open, to rebuild, and to retain student students and teachers.