Sentence examples for if retained from inspiring English sources

A new judge serves for two years and then, if retained, for a term of 10 years.

Detainees are often not allowed to contact their families, and if retained, lawyers often have difficulties in finding detainees in custody.

We also believe the margins on two current rail franchises are high, and even if retained, it would likely be at a lower margin.

The discharge of stomach oil is partly excretion of surplus fat, which might upset the bird's metabolism if retained in quantity.

It is not yet clear how Mr. Cheney might handle his stock options, a major part of his wealth, which if retained would give him a stake in the company's performance for years to come.

Any property, rights and interests or proceeds thereof or cash assets not used as above provided may be retained by the said Allied or Associated Power and if retained the cash value thereof shall be dealt with as provided in Article 243.

If retaining employees is the goal, the answer is yes — and no.

Depending on the humidity and temperature of their resting places, the installations perceptibly warp and shift as if retaining a life of their own.

Smith treated the signing as a victory, and in some ways it was, if retaining a front-line goaltender can be considered a victory.

If retaining conservation value is a primary interest for a landowner, then it is relatively straightforward to sell the development rights on the land.

If retaining complete ownership and control of your business for a long period of time is important to you, this may not be the most suitable financing option.