Word: retainers
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...services area, including such sophisticated sectors as environmental engineering and computer-information systems. Workers who do not measure up or cannot be retrained will join the unemployment rolls. Like the Clinton Administration, Canadian governments will have to combine education, retraining, social-welfare and immigration strategies to create and retain a pool of highly skilled workers -- and the jobs...
...from the Northwest Territories to 17,500 native Inuit (Eskimo) people in the self-governing region of Nunavut. The latest rejection of constitutional reform cost indigenous people recognition of the "inherent right to self-government" that would have been theirs under the deal. Nonetheless, McDougall noted, they retain rights to land and autonomy under laws and treaties that go back 125 years. "What will be the rights of those people who live on the same land as the ((native)) band but are not < members of the band?" she asked by way of example. "What rights will they have in terms...
Reeves, who said he has given speeches andattended events officially as a gay man, said hethinks he will retain the support of hisconstituency
...still not clear how long Epps will retain his position as head of The Harvard Foundation for Intercultural and Race Relations and the Office for Race Relations and Minority Affairs. His appointment was a stop-gap measure by the University in response to the conflicts on campus last spring. If the University wants to make any kind of commitment to furthering diversity and relations on campus, then it should make a long-term change in the structure of our race relations offices, and appoint a coordinator whose primary responsibility is to foster good relations on campus...
That makes the U.S.'s new pledge for troops welcome, especially since it is coupled with the necessary willingness to compromise on who controls the allied forces when they are in Somalia. While the U.S. will probably retain control in this case, their apparent flexibility is helpful...