Sentence examples for retaining works from inspiring English sources

Margaret Doyle, a spokeswoman for MoMA, said the museum has no interest in retaining works to which it does not have clear title.

The study on the highway retaining works reconstruction of the bridge in the Novocherkassk city is presented.

Based on the conducted analysis, technical solutions for highways' retaining works using reinforced soil structures and composite (polymer) materials have been developed.

The union estimates that G.M. will create or preserve 6,400 jobs over the next four years, mostly by hiring new, entry-level employees but also by retaining work in the United States that was going to move to Mexico.

This, combined with the relatively low cost of Embark's tech, should help U.S. truckers essentially purchase themselves a virtual "employee" in the form of semi-autonomous trucks, while still retaining work, the company says.

It is possible that sickness absence sets negative social processes in motion and that these difficulties add to the troubles causing the sickness absence in the first place and challenges returning to and retaining work.

Just before the sale, the heirs decided to retain works worth about $15 million, which came off the guarantee.

The judge ruled the company had failed to make "every effort" to retain work in Connecticut, as required under its labor agreement with the International Association of Machinists Districtt 91, the union said Tuesday.

Approval for the deal was in some doubt because of union opposition, but the retailers have agreed to keep current staffing levels for two years and to retain working arrangements for three years.

Prediction of failure to retain work 1 year after interdisciplinary functional restoration in occupational injuries.

The new design should prove easy to integrate with number-crunching processor chips and should retain working memory even when a computer is off.