Sentence examples for it retained in from inspiring English sources

Mark Gross, the executive vice president and general counsel for C&S, a family-owned wholesaler, said that his company would keep the Grand Union name on the stores it retained, in keeping with its view that the chain was "a going concern" with several profitable stores.

The new church, of the Byzantine Rite, accepted papal supremacy, while it retained in most respects its Eastern Rite character.

Recognizing this, the Parliament repealed the Stamp Act and all the Townshend duties except the duty on tea, which it retained in order to assert its right to tax the colonies.

After the armistice, the new Finnish Communist Party held a strong position, which it retained in the subsequent government.

In fact, the film was based on her controversially seductive play Diamond Lil (1928), and it retained in the film adaptation one of her most famous (and often transposed) lines, "Why don't you come up sometime and see me?" West's salacious persona caused concern for Paramount Pictures, but the film's success helped to rescue the studio from a dire financial period.

It also strips Vidak's party of the last little bit of power it retained in the Legislature: the ability to stymie Democrats on major issues.

Debate over the Adler ban – and whether it should be wound back or extended – is likely to be a highly contentious political issue for the federal government, particularly with the slim majority it retains in parliament.

Prior to the nineteenth century, the term would have simply meant country song, with no particular form implied — a meaning it retains in the vocabulary of early music.

Once a covariate was significant (p-value ≤0.05) within its tier, it was retained in the final model.

If a female survives its 40th year, it is retained in age class 40.

If removing a variable reduces the r-square at α = 0.10, then it is retained in the present model; otherwise, it is removed.