Sentence examples for retains current from inspiring English sources

Overall emissions from vehicles and buildings, for instance, are capped, but the bill retains current efficiency laws.

In general, it's more economical to retain current employees than recruit new ones.

The Senate health committee bill goes somewhat further by offering an "option to retain current insurance coverage".

The National Farmers Unionn's countryside adviser, Claire Robinson, said: "We believe efforts, and finances, would be better focused on retaining current biodiversity".

While this may be significantly higher than the average salary, it is not enough to attract skilled and educated individuals into the profession, or retain current GPs.

KBC said it expected to retain current Peel Hunt management and hoped to expand the company's work force, now 98 employees.

Wireless service operators are now concentrating on retaining current subscribers as much as they are trying to reel in new ones, said Charles Golvin, a principal analyst at Forrester Research.

Much of the theoretical argument for retaining current methods is based on the belief that states and cities, unlike companies, cannot go out of business.

Across the country, municipal dollars are increasingly being dedicated to retirement benefits at the expense of retaining current workers and providing services, he added.

The measure, which would retain current restrictions on drilling off the Gulf Coast of Florida, would repeal some federal subsidies for oil companies and seek to improve the collection of royalty payments.

1. Broadband Bill: Vote to largely retain current law, which requires the regional Bell companies to first open their networks to competition before being allowed to offer high-speed Internet access.