Sentence examples for to retain separate from inspiring English sources

Legal experts say that it is now common for a company's chief executive to retain separate counsel from the corporation.

After much hesitation, the United States stepped in decisively with the Dayton Accords,which kept the country whole by, paradoxically, dividing it into ethnic federations, even allowing Muslims, Croats and Serbs to retain separate armies.

You and your spouse can, nevertheless, opt to retain separate lawyers in order to review the final settlement.

If a conflict of interest arises in fact between the spouses, their estate planning attorney should withdraw and advise the spouses to retain separate counsel.

Superior rectus muscle surgery represents a tiny proportion of the operations performed, in the last year only a single operation recorded countrywide, but continues to retain separate categorisation.

What's a little shinier here — in terms of approach — is Microsoft pushing a converged OS across multiple device types, with Windows 10, a strategy that in turn directly contrasts with Apple committing to retaining separate (yet interoperable) mobile and desktop OSes.

What's a little shinier here — in terms of approach — is Microsoft pushing a converged OS across multiple device types, with Windows 10, a strategy that in turn directly contrasts with Apple committing to retaining separate (yet interoperable) mobile and desktop OSes.

Lowlier outfits such as Dentons have used a Swiss structure called a Verein to form international mega-firms, which retain separate local profit pools but have the scale to lure giant clients.

Khan, though, is keen to stress such a tie-up will see both retain separate identities and promised never to mess with the club name like the high-profile case of Hull.

They will retain separate identities and try to increase profits by selling products to each other's customers.

In this process, both parties retain separate attorneys whose job it is to help them settle the dispute through problem solving and mediation, as an alternative to trial.