Sentence examples for would retain him from inspiring English sources

Mr. Weingarten is widely viewed as among the best white-collar defense lawyers, so it is no surprise that Mr. Blankfein would retain him in this case.

But Mr. Boies's very public performance defending the Gore campaign during the Florida recount battle makes it highly unlikely that the Bush administration would retain him on the Microsoft case -- or any other.

"The president has had discussions with Mr. Sharp, and in the event he would need his advice, the president would likely retain him," Mr. McClellan said in a telephone interview.

He received a $50 fine and the Columbus team declared that they would not retain him for the 1891 season.

While he was at Manchester City, Eriksson said that he would only retain him in the side if he stopped dribbling and running out wide.

We would hope she would retain her independence in the City Council.

"I don't know what he puts forth to voters that would make them retain him".

Catcher Russell Martin was not given a qualifying offer, so he is free to negotiate with anyone, including the Yankees, who would like to retain him.

He was dealt to the Buccaneers on April 21 after the Jets decided not make the financial commitment it would take to retain him beyond this season.

He was so "indispensable" that the parties to the transaction (the Ford I.P.O. was an enormously complex deal involving both the Ford family and the Ford Foundation) fought over who would get to retain him.

Alderson said discussions with both players were continuing and said of Dickey, who is signed through 2013: "We'd love to retain him.