Sentence examples for retain a key from inspiring English sources

David Waite, the former Great Britain coach who has been assisting Frayssinous for the last two seasons, will presumably retain a key role.

(Agence France-Presse) MEXICO: POLLS FAVOR FOX -- The party of President-elect Vicente Fox Quesada appears likely to retain a key governor's office, polls show.

"DCI Driscoll will continue to retain a key role in the Lawrence investigation until his retirement in June, which will include a thorough handover to his successor".

The shock waves from the Brexit vote continued to spread across the City of London on Saturday as the financial heart of the capital – a major contributor to Britain's economy – was put on notice that it is unlikely to retain a key privilege of EU member states.

Many argue that Russia's overarching strategic goal is to retain a key role in influencing Ukraine's future trajectory.

So we'll have to wait and see what Mansfield works on and how it differs from his previous position, but it seems like a win for Apple to retain a key executive, no matter what role he's in.

Although Below adds visual beauty to the blueprint, it retains a key element: narrative scarcity.

Also on Saturday, Mr. Obama named his top press staff, retaining a key campaign strategist as press secretary and tapping an ardent supporter of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York to direct communications.

In the first place Rifkind has been very careful to ensure that he retains a key role in influencing the outcome of the ISC's most important and last remaining piece of work before the election.

The latest version of a draft text, a slightly condensed 27 pages, retained a key demand made by low-lying and vulnerable states: to limit warming to less than 2C above pre-industrial levels and to seek to keep it to no more than 1.5C above.

And Vale of Glamorgan AM Ms Hutt, who has been in the cabinet since the outset of devolution in 1999, retains a key role as the finance minister.