Sentence examples for continued retention from inspiring English sources

Their continued retention, he fears, will mean the end of Israel as a democratic state with a Jewish majority.

But the Second Circuit does make clear that the government has such a duty: Continued retention of the files is a Fourth Amendment "seizure," the Court holds, and eventually the retention goes on for so long that the retention is unreasonable.

The individual who wants to retain the file does not have to explain what "administrative purposes" they may be required for, or the nature of any "special reason" for their continued retention.

Leaving little doubt about the price of continued retention, the president twice, according to Comey, told him that he expected "loyalty" from Comey, just as he did from everyone else around him.

Hence, emphasis should be given on targeting younger men in prevention programs and ensuring their continued retention in the programs to sustain safer behavior.

Y520Q showed little egress from the Golgi with continued retention within that organelle even at 40 hours.

The continuing retention of tritium within the torus dictates that the integrity of the vacuum systems needs to be maintained.

Elizabeth Knight, of the Open Rights Group, said: "In our view there is no legal basis for this continuing retention of data.

Auditors warned EPA administrators that continuing "retention bonuses" for John C. Beale, which were not authorized, had pushed his salary above the legal maximum, according to the report, obtained Tuesday by The Washington Post.

Over the next days, his INR decreased to 1.3 and his abdominal pain and leukocytosis improved, but the back pain and urinary retention continued.

In the future, longitudinal studies can investigate whether the interventions evaluated in this study are associated with provider retention, continued motivation and productivity, maintenance of gains in performance/quality of care, and sustainability of services [ 16, 20].