Sentence examples for be retained until from inspiring English sources

Two of them - "Cementation contract: Mark Thatcher and the Omanis" - will be "retained" until 2053.

Oakland Coach Tom Cable may not find out if he will be retained until next week.

A Department for Transport spokesperson said they couldn't confirm if the grant would be retained until the government publishes its 'final coalition agreement'.

The report, which recommended that the boundary be retained until at least 2025, galvanized opposition to the line, commonly called the U.D.B. "We're in the middle of a battle," Mr. Alger said.

The Bush administration, reversing a course set two decades ago, has decided that the world's remaining stocks of smallpox should be retained until scientists develop new vaccines and treatments for the disease, a process that could take years if not decades.

According to the document: "If a community intervention is required to prevent a crime then personal information processed in this regard is done so as a matter of public protection … information relating to public protection must be retained until such time as the subject is deemed to have reached 100 years of age … the minimum review period for this information is every 10 years".

The name was retained until 1882 when it was changed to Doulton and Company, Ltd.

The charter was retained until 1842, when it was replaced by a state constitution.

The eggs undergo spiral cleavage, and the developing embryos are retained until the first larval stage, called the nauplius.

Mr. Barakat could not be reached for comment, but transitional council officials have said that many of Colonel Qaddafi's officials had been retained until a new government had been formed to keep essential services functioning.

Once in office, the Democratic-Republicans attempted to scale back Federalist programs but actually overturned few of the institutions they had criticized (e.g., the Bank of the United States was retained until its charter expired in 1811).