Sentence examples for requested to retain from inspiring English sources

Peri-urban farmers were requested to retain all the fallen leaves mainly of avocado (Persea spp).

Heigl originally wanted to play Izzie as a brunette, but was requested to retain her natural blond for the part.

Katherine Heigl wanted to portray Dr. Izzie Stevens as a brunette, but was requested to retain her natural blonde for the part.

Roy Hodgson's request to retain him on the stand-by list was always likely to be declined.

"During the year we stored the servers and the data, we received no request for access nor any request to retain the data.

The Foreign Office has presented its plans for the release of some of the Hanslope Park files during a meeting of the National Archives' advisory council, which usually scrutinises government departments' requests to retain or redact a small number of files beyond the 30-year disclosure rule.

In a statement, Google said that it had received the multiple requests to retain the Wi-Fi data and that privacy officials in Denmark and Austria, by contrast, had joined Ireland, in asking the search engine to destroy data collected in their countries.

The Dublin-born 22-year-old scored five goals in five games for the Glovers, prompting a request to retain the forward at Huish Park.

To relieve him of financial worry, Catherine the Great of Russia first bought his library through an agent in Paris, requesting him to retain the books until she required them, and then appointed him librarian on an annual salary for the duration of his life.

Therefore, we request permission to retain this single sentence in the Discussion so that readers are made aware of this current lack of understanding about sheathed-flagellum function.

Wells had been sent to Korea with no instructions regarding the withdrawal of troops and as armistice talks appeared on the verge of success he was closely involved in liaison with the heads of Commonwealth governments regarding General Mark Clark's requests for their commitment to retain forces in the theatre for some period following the end of hostilities.