Sentence examples for would be kept on from inspiring English sources

Louwrens said around 400-450 staff would be kept on from a total workforce of close to 2,200.

If it did well, Shuster and Siegel would be kept on, for ten dollars a page, to be split between them.

In its bid, Virtu executives said Mr. Joyce would be kept on as the chief executive of the combined company, according to the person involved with the negotiations.

With so much family history tied up in the place, many observers of the American intelligence community were puzzled by the belated and casual way the Bush transition team let it be known that George J. Tenet, the current C.I.A. director, would be kept on, at least temporarily.

The victory came after the two-time world champion had seen it confirmed he would be kept on by Yamaha for next season.

As cleaning contractor Cofely rejigged its workforce, it became clear that some workers would be kept on in new positions – yet none of those who had been active in the new union were among their number.

The company said the production line at its Transit van plant in Southampton would fall silent on Mondays, and that 125 temporary workers would not be kept on at the site.

Mr. Gates predicted that a much reduced number of soldiers — scores rather than thousands — would still be kept on after their enlistments were over.

With the team facing a sixth successive season in the third tier, United announced that the former Southampton and Reading manager Adkins would not be kept on in South Yorkshire.

The 25-year-old is currently third in the championship standings but had already been told he would not be kept on by his Repsol Honda team.

Rachel Clark, the chief executive of West Pier Trust, said pieces of greatest historical value would be kept for a proposed heritage centre on the site.