Sentence examples for retained a local from inspiring English sources

Iverson will be permitted to turn himself in on Tuesday because he retained a local lawyer, Richard Sprague, who will be out of the country until then.

Lonn A. Trost, the Yankees' chief operating officer, said they had retained a local law firm to represent it in the matter, if necessary, The Associated Press reported.

In May 1995, the Town Council, controlled by Republicans, retained a local Democratic lawyer, Lewis M. Markowitz, as special counsel to represent Scotch Plains with the project, to ensure against a conflict of interest with Donald DiFrancesco, the longtime township attorney.

Somehow retaining a local identity with a predominantly homegrown side still seems to matter.

A dual-listed company can stop this flow by allowing shareholders to retain a local investment option.

The symphony orchestra is the basic unit of American classical music: it requires more community buy-in than a chamber-music society, yet compared with grand opera — the ultimate international art form — it retains a local feel.

Only the United States has no diplomats here and has no plans to send any as long as Mr. Milosevic remains in power, even though it continues to retain a local staff of about 50 people.

RYE BROOK - EXPANDING into new regions while retaining a local flavor: that is the challenge facing RNN, an 11-year-old family-owned cable station that recently relocated its headquarters here.

Such relatively isolated pockets as the glens of the northeast coast and Kilkeel on the southeast coast retain a local consciousness that gives colour and interest to the human geography of Northern Ireland.

This includes identity management and authentication, but also authorization techniques while at the same time retain a local access control by resource providers.

But they correctly sensed that the local regulators wanted their television to retain a local flavor, and not just provide new outlets for a Western media combine's old shows.