Sentence examples for retained to work from inspiring English sources

Kadzik has told the committee that he was retained to work on the Rich pardon and that he was involved in contacting his client, Podesta.

While the Friday local current affairs programs will also end, some of the staff from each city will be retained to work on feature stories and investigations for Sunday nights.

Whether a lawyer retained to work with government employees in conducting an internal affairs investigation is precluded from asserting qualified immunity solely because of his status as a "private" lawyer rather than a government employee.

It was known, for instance, that Pellicano had been retained to work for Tom Cruise to suppress possible tabloid stories during his divorce from Nicole Kidman; for the comedian Chris Rock in a paternity lawsuit against a Hungarian model; for Mike Myers in a dispute with Universal; and for Michael Jackson.

Koeppen later said he was retained to work on the book in exchange for food packages from Littner, although when the book, "Notes from a Hole in the Ground," came out in a small printing in Germany in 1948, only Littner's name was on it as the author.

At the head office 400 employees are being retained to work on managing the restructuring process.

"The Greens will continue to work to retain and expand the Renewable Energy Target and to give the industry certainty".

But could scientists opposed to Nazi policies retain their integrity and continue to work in Germany?

This return is more than acceptable and shows management is doing a great job putting retained earnings to work.

Mr. Hable said that lawyers on the executive committee of the law firm were not told that Mr. Hayes had been retained to do the work until January 2001.

The decorations had been begun in 1447 by the elderly Bicci di Lorenzo, who died in 1452; Piero presumably was retained to complete the work shortly thereafter.