Sentence examples for retain free from inspiring English sources

"It depends on whether we retain free agents or not.

Yet, in the midst of this, the teeming London museums continue to enjoy a state subsidy to retain free admission.

He also said he was confident the UK would not need to make trade-offs suggested by critics, but instead could control immigration and retain free trade.

With a gross contribution to the EU of £19 billion and a net deficit on trade in goods and services with the EU of £28 billion in 2011, the UK would hardly be in a weak negotiating position.To minimise disruption, if it came to it, it would be in everyone's interests to agree a new inter-governmental basis for Britain to remain in a customs union with the EU and retain free movement of goods.

Introduction: Central diabetes insipidus (CDI) is defined by the inability to retain free water, it is due to an insufficient release of the anti-diuretic hormone by the hypothalamus.

Cantor Fitzgerald analyst Natasha Boyden said she is encouraged by Diana’s dividend suspension because it allows the company to retain free cash flow in order to take advantage of opportunities.

The Angels also have two third-base prospects in Kaleb Cowart and Kyle Kubitza, who could battle for the job if no trade is made and the team doesn't retain free-agent third baseman David Freese.

Which would once again leave a Labour party committed to retaining free movement high and dry.

Naturally, one needs safeguards with schools and students retaining free entry and a free day a week reserved for residents.

Almost all the countries stressed the importance of the UK retaining free movement if it wanted to continue to enjoy the benefits of the single market.

He says the option of voting to leave but retaining free movement for EU citizens – to qualify for access to the single market – would mean only a small reduction in migration to Britain.