Sentence examples for language is retained from inspiring English sources
Much of the inflectional apparatus of the ancient language is retained in Modern Greek.
Even if Landrieu's SBIR language is retained in negotiations with the House over the defense bill, the House would first need to approve its own version before entering into talks with the Senate.
And though the Obama administration opted out of attending anyway, the new language was retained in this year's declaration [PDF].
However, the language of incitement is retained in other statutory offences, such as inciting a child under 13 to engage in sexual activity contrary to section 8 of the Sexual Offences Act 2003.
The term is retained in the Russian word for the animal,, as well as in many other languages.
Metric invariance is retained.
If any value retained, it is retained.
(Cook Wilson often talks in this context of 'activities of consciousness', as opposed to 'forms of consciousness' or 'frames of mind', but the view is perhaps better stated in the contemporary terminology of 'mental states'. Cook Wilson's language will be retained here).
He does not know who he is or was, though his combat abilities and foreign language skills are retained.
But the team concedes that it cannot entirely rule out the possibility that Basque still has its origins in a hunter-gatherer language that was retained and carried along as farming spread throughout Iberia.
