Sentence examples for it could be retained from inspiring English sources

The problem now was where and how it could be retained, it said, as a public body cannot buy something owned by another public body because it is seen as "unethical and a misapplication of public money".

Minister Nick Boles told MPs it could be retained if "everybody is happy".

Subsequently, as bacteria diverged, so did GlnRS, but it could be retained only by some bacterial phyla.

An electric blanket generally should not go under other blankets, because an excessive and dangerous amount of its heat could be retained.

If subjects decided to wait, then the initial offer could be retained, it could be withdrawn or it could be replaced by a high offer.

"The image of the Golden Lion [on] the building's facade could be retained," it was suggested.

Moreover, in a separate in vitro binding assay (Fig. S1), it was found that GST-IFT27 could be retained on amylose resins in the presence of MBP-IFT25 protein, and co-eluted from amylose resins with MBP-IFT25, but not with MBP.

The enzyme was stable up to 3 days at 30 °C beyond which its activity decreased and dextran removal could be retained by supplementation of 5 U of dextranase.

It also shows that frequently only portions of introns could be retained in stable transcripts and thus a more refined approach like the genomic bins is required.

It is theoretically possible that the Clydesdale and Yorkshire brands could be retained for the group's small and medium-sized business banking division as the Virgin brand is to be tested out on these customers.

Only one female has followed suit, raising the possibility – remote as it is – that only the women's version of the sport could be retained.