Sentence examples for permanently retain from inspiring English sources
It is also possible to acquire (though not always to permanently retain) a certain constitutional resistance.
The racing series ended in 1931, following three consecutive victories by the English entrant (in 1927, 1929, and 1931), as under the trophy rules the first country to win three times within five years would permanently retain the trophy.
Columbia University has negotiated to permanently retain the archives of the author Dawn Powell, the novelist who cast a gimlet eye on life in Manhattan, died in 1965 and has enjoyed an unlikely resurgence among readers in recent years.
On November 30, Switzerland will hold a popular vote calling for the Swiss National Bank (SNB) to permanently retain at least 20% of its assets in gold, and to store all its gold at home.
Britain's objective was to capture and permanently retain Spain's four ports of the Caribbean basin.
However, the question remains whether the returned recommendees permanently retain the working ethos acquired during their stay abroad.
This has created a significant problem for film preservationists because only Technicolor film permanently retains its original colours.
"The governing documents of almost all such co-ops require that the original proportion be permanently retained and that all increases in maintenance charges, including special assessments, be in the same proportion," Mr. Schechter said.
Speaking of the death of his father, Harris was filming a BBC adaptation of The Other Boleyn Girl in England during the summer and early autumn of 2002 as his father lay in hospital and in his permanently retained suite of rooms at the Savoy hotel in London.
Information submitted by online visa applicants could be permanently retained, allowing for more extensive checks.
"The concept ensures that unique cultural artefacts are permanently retained for museum display, while types of trade goods known by the thousands in museums across the world are considered for sale to cover expedition costs.
