Sentence examples for retain that right from inspiring English sources

Given the havoc a serious credit error can wreak, you want to retain that right.

But their existing gas facilities have been subject to zoning laws, and they want to retain that right, he said.

Under the law, it's up to brokers and their customers whether people retain that right; but no United States securities firm will take on a customer who doesn't agree in advance to refer any dispute to an industry-sponsored arbitration panel.

The newspaper reported that Mr. Assad insists on retaining that right.

Whatever his personal failings, Rodriguez, as a member of the union, retains that right.

The CBI says that this should be 65, so that employers retain the right to enforce retirement at what they regard as a realistic age.However, ministers want to go much further.

On its own the Care Certificate will achieve little without the right culture, ensuring we recruit and retain the right people, that workers and employers sign up to learning and development and that the right leadership and management pervades the whole organisation.

A particular headache for biotechnology companies is that countries retain the right to impose their own bans on cultivation of products approved by the European Union, while they examine new scientific findings.

Mr. Feinberg has urged audiences at community gatherings across the Gulf Coast to seek compensation from the fund rather than going to court, but he has also stated repeatedly that they retain the right to sue until the moment they reach a final settlement with the fund.

"This programme should ensure that forces retain the right capability to call on air support to protect the public whilst sharing its considerable costs".

We're asking that customers retain the right to choose any center they want, and it will run in place of the Windows Security Center as has always been the case.