Sentence examples for they should retain from inspiring English sources

They should "retain some snap".

"They should retain the choice of the specific national legal vehicle to be used," it says, "but should make sure that it has a sufficiently strong binding nature (e.g. constitution or framework law).

Ms. Mayer has publicly laid out a path for an independent Yahoo and made the case to potential bidders that they should retain her as chief to carry out the plan.

"The crisis will come when and if the ICC judges decide that they should retain jurisdiction and the Libyans refuse to hand them [Saif and Senussi] over," said Sir Geoffrey Nice, a war crimes lawyer who prosecuted Serbia's former president, Slobodan Milosevic, "Having no police force of its own, the ICC will throw up its hands in horror and go to the security council".

"Nobody's going to read that 500-page John Adams book, but people still want to know what they missed and what they should retain," said Justin Kestler, the editorial director for SparkNotes, which claims to be the best of the Cliffs competitors because it is written and published by recent Harvard graduates.

"There's no doubt they'll lose a lot of games, but I think they should retain their Premier League status.

On the one hand, they tell us that we should willingly accept increased workloads, over-crowded classrooms, "furloughs," downsizing and lay-offs; while, on the other hand, they tell us we should retain all the idealism and dedication that led us to become professional educators in the first place.

They argued that communications providers should retain everyone's data for a year, which, given reported abuse of police databases and the automatic number recognition system that tracks vehicle movements, was extremely worrying.

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.

We conclude that, to cope with the changes of unprecedented magnitude they are facing, local producers should retain social cohesion and autonomous governance, without giving up on their heritage of mobility and economic redundancy.

Despite overseeing the costly mistake that saw Bafana play for a draw in their final match against Sierra Leone rather than press for the victory they needed, Mokoena believes Mosimane should retain his post.