Sentence examples for retained the link from inspiring English sources

A recent paper* by Barry Eichengreen of the University of California, Berkeley, and Douglas Irwin of Dartmouth College found that countries that abandoned gold not only had shorter recessions but were also less inclined to raise tariffs than those countries that retained the link.Given the Depression it is hard to see governments ever wanting to tie their countries to a gold standard again.

When removing duplicates, we retained the link to the first search engine that identified the article and, as the Web of Knowledge was the first search engine used, most articles appear to have stemmed from this search engine.

That same Pep Guardiola has retained the links to Qatar which he established while playing there at the end of his career.

AV retains the link between MPs and a constituency which politicians always claim to care about, knocking out one of the strongest arguments available to opponents of reform.

But what if the Lib Dems accepted a watered-down version for now, retaining the link between MPs and their constituencies?

"Alternatives to sale or partial sale might also include other structures that would potentially enable the introduction of external capital, broadening ownership of the asset and yet retaining the link to the BBC.

Shelter Scotland is calling for housing benefit calculations – in both the private and social rented sectors – to "retain the link to actual housing costs", rather than being linked to the CPI.

The trust recommends that relocation of memorials should be a last resort, so as to retain the link between those commemorated by the memorial and the site, which also holds significance with Wales's industrial heritage".

This retains the link between reward and the company's share price, but removes most of the opportunities to pump and dump.Another method of showering bosses with rewards which surfaced in 2002 has been pension packages.

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"It is disappointing that this has ignored the overwhelming views of the teaching profession, academics, employers and universities to retain the link between AS and A level," said general secretary, Brian Lightman.