Sentence examples for taking steps to retain from inspiring English sources

And instead of diversifying, Goldman is taking steps to retain its focus.

In India, programmes like Sarva Sikhya Abhiyan (SSA), Rastryia Madhyamic Shikshya Abhiyan (RMSA), Right to Education (RTE), and various NGOs (Pratham and others) are also working toward enrolling all children aged 6 14 years and taking steps to retain the huge child population in school for a longer duration.

So Genentech said it would take steps to retain employees.

Baker Hughes said it is now taking steps to remove costs that were retained in order to comply with the now abandoned deal.

Two people close to Mr. Visclosky, an Indiana Democrat, said he was taking steps to prepare for legal scrutiny, including retaining lawyers to review his compliance with campaign finance laws.

As a result, Google is taking aggressive steps to retain employees, particularly those with start-up ambitions.

Stamos went on to say that Facebook takes steps to protect the data and only retains non-reversible hashes.

"It appears as if Florida schools that foresee the imminent challenge of having to compete for their students take the necessary steps to retain their students and stave off that competition".

Small business owners can take many different steps to retain talented and productive employees, like offering higher wages or health insurance.

(Although they have taken steps to separate themselves from the day-to-day running of their businesses, they both retain ownership stakes).

Passenger safety becomes an issue when the acceleration/jerk levels require passengers to take one or more steps to retain balance (the stepping strategy), as this introduces the risk of falling.