Sentence examples for retained free from inspiring English sources
However, the column size will also affect the elution time of the retained free drug fraction and the resolution of this peak from the nonretained peak due to the protein-bound drug and excess protein in the sample.
It is possible that sponges in the "low" density group retained free-living cyanobacteria from the water column on which they were feeding, either in choanocytes or other areas of the body, and for this reason they were not included in the group that was positive for photosynthetic symbionts.
"It depends on whether we retain free agents or not.
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.
Yet, in the midst of this, the teeming London museums continue to enjoy a state subsidy to retain free admission.
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 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.
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.
Here's what Verhofstadt had to say in July on the possibility of the UK retaining free market access while restricting freedom of movement: The European parliament will never agree to a deal that de facto ends the free movement of people, while giving away an extra rebate in exchange for all the advantages of the internal market.
Davis also appears to be opposed to settling for a halfway house as an interim measure in which Britain joins the EEA in the same way as Norway so allowing access to the single market but on condition it retains free movement of labour and capital.
