He may retain the support of some Democrats who don't back Obama.
… never know if the cognitive memory is buried, your body/GI tract may retain the 'gut' memory.
He may retain the title of priest, but he will no longer be allowed to dress in clerical garb or to say Mass anywhere but in private.
He may retain the title of priest but will not be allowed to dress in clerical garb or say Mass anywhere but in private.
He may retain the CEO title for his entertainment company, but nobody doubts that his heart and time will be invested with his papers.
In some more complicated or egregious cases, that office may retain the case of an accused American priest for trial at the Vatican.
The donor may retain the power exercisable only by will to revoke or terminate the income interest of any designated beneficiary other than the public charity.
Females of the genera Salamandra and Mertensiella (Salamandridae) may retain the fertilized eggs in the reproductive tract for a variable amount of time.
In the past, the chain has said it doesn't want to tarnish its image with big discounts, but the risk is that consumers may retain the habit of thriftiness even after the recession ends.
Though the Taliban have collapsed, they may retain the ability to wage a guerrilla war while the hunt for Mr. bin Laden and Mullah Omar continues -- and even beyond that.
Under the agreement the United States may retain the data for 42 months, when the agreement expires, not the 50 years proposed by American officials, said Fritz Bolkestein, the European Union commissioner in charge of taxes and customs issues.
