Sentence examples for should retain from from inspiring English sources

(FR) What we should retain from this sitting is that we have debated at length a report on European security, whose content is for the most part completely out of date, and that we have refrained, by a great majority, from debating the war in Iraq at a time when its outcome is at stake and its consequences concern our security first and foremost.

Amid calls from some MPs for parliament to intervene in the crisis, the bishop of Gloucester, Michael Perham, added his voice to those openly questioning whether the church should retain its exemption from equalities legislation.

In an interview last week in New York, Mr. De Sole declined to comment on the negotiations, but he indicated that he and Mr. Ford, after all they have done for Gucci, should retain managerial independence from P.P.R., which is based in Paris and controlled by the French tycoon François Pinault.

Hardline Lagan Valley MP Jeffrey Donaldson has said the party should retain the right to withdraw from government again if the Provisionals did not continue to disarm.

Half of the molecules should retain the bridging oxygen atom from 8 a, while the other half would receive an oxygen atom from H2O.

The committee also concluded that parents should retain the right to withdraw their children from sex education.

"We are a long way from true energy security, and we should retain this domestically produced, strategic commodity until then.

The implied message seemed to be, rightly or not, that individuals should retain some degree of control over biological specimens that are removed from their bodies.

But Senator Thomas H. Kean Jr., a Republican from Westfield and Judiciary Committee member, says the attorney general should retain control of the office.

They should "retain some snap".

But adults should retain their dignity.