Sentence examples for of either retaining from inspiring English sources

More significant, it gives Vivendi the option of either retaining a 20percentt stake in the entertainment properties or cashing out by selling shares in the combined company to the public as soon as a deal is completed.

The military and Bangkok establishment now face the question of either retaining the power gained from the coup or returning the country to democracy — with the likelihood that Mr. Thaksin and his proven political machine would again return to power in elections.

The excesses of either retain a horror only underlined by this minutely documented retelling.

We also synthesized a series of U18666A derivatives that either retain or lose the ability to block lysosomal cholesterol export, and we used these as competitors to assure the specificity of the U-X crosslinking reaction.

Upon finding that several of the analogs either retained or improved upon the cancer-selective nature of the parent molecule C-6, studies were conducted to determine whether these analogs affected the same biological pathways as C-6.

'Prior to any questioning, the person must be warned that he has a right to remain silent, that any statement he does make may be used as evidence against him, and that he has a right to the presence of an attorney, either retained or appointed.' Ibid.

The remaining part of the plasmid was either retained by chance or is essential.

Cleverly, some of the features of the bank have been either retained, or evoked.

In polyploids, the number of rDNA loci can be either retained (in recent or old polyploids) or deeply decreased, most probably as part of the diploidization process (Leitch and Bennett 2004).

All transfer revenues are held in a special account created during negotiations with lenders over the refinancing of the club's £260m stadium loan and a minimum of 70% of this must either be retained or spent on transfers and contract renewals.

Clinically, A-T is quite heterogeneous with some nonclassical patients showing a much milder clinical progress as a consequence of retaining expression of either some normal (McConville et al, 1996; Sutton et al, 2004) or mutant ATM protein (Stankovic et al, 1998; Carrillo et al, 2009; Verhagen et al, 2009) with residual ATM kinase activity.