Sentence examples for retain the local from inspiring English sources

However, some of the large mall owners want to retain the laws because they are convinced that officials in Paramus will retain the local ordinance banning Sunday sales.

Ask the man in the street whether he would prefer to retain the local courthouse or the Post Office and the court wouldn't stand a chance.

The union, Unite, has welcomed a pledge to retain the local management team at the glass plant.

In [6 12], for many numerical methods, e.g. Runge-Kutta methods and linear multistep methods, it has been proved that they could retain the local stability and the Hopf bifurcation for some delay differential equations and integro-differential equations.

In order to retain the local structure of the stress and strain fields of each realization we use a nearest neighbor interpolation to a fine grid such that there are approximately 6 7 interpolation grid points per control volume.

where (nabla ^ equiv langle !langle frac {partial ~}{partial {x^, frac {partial ~}{partial {y^rangle !rangle ) and the overbar symbol represents a phase-average operator (i.e., for a sinusoidal wave, (overline {A^=0) for A ∗=u ∗, v ∗, and p ∗) or a low-pass time filter (for this reason, we retain the local time derivative in (3) to allow for slow time variations in the general case).

"And we have retained the local identity and our commitment to those communities".

How do companies scale up their BoP models while retaining the local context necessary for their original success?

Its recipe of buying companies, retaining the local management and increasing profits by allowing stores to share ideas and tap into its global distribution network has made Ahold one of the most successful companies in the cutthroat grocery business.

The method is insensitive to singularity formation and retains the local structure of the limit problem and, thus, exhibits a computational complexity typical of3n−1without having the drawbacks of front-tracking strategies.

*The commission retained the local radio ownership limit, which permits a company to own up to eight stations in the largest cities, but changed the way it defines markets in a way that proponents say tightens the rule and critics say loosens it.