Sentence examples for retain that it from inspiring English sources

Yet, in the light of our previous observations, we retain that it is reasonable and appropriate for the physician to propose HSCT provided that the patient has a central role in the decision-making process in concordance with the moral principle of respect for autonomy.

The City, as the industry is better known, will want to retain that passport; otherwise it will not, for instance, be able to advise on a mega-euro takeover in Germany or sell euro-denominated products such as derivatives.

As we all well know, value doesn't long retain that dominance once it has achieved that position.

The Fed has fought for decades to achieve and retain that independence, but it has seriously pushed the envelope in managing the financial crisis.

And it can then retain that information indefinitely and share it with other government agencies.

The government is confident that it can retain that momentum.

It would retain that direction for most of its remaining duration.

The children shown the pictures were more likely to retain that information and recall it later.

If you encounter it as a child, it will be the longest book that you have ever mastered, and, for many adults, it will retain that talismanic status….

And I went home and in three weeks 'Songs of the Wanderers' was created, and somehow it does retain that sense of serenity".

It is likely to retain that distinction.