Sentence examples for retain evidences from inspiring English sources

The caverns of the Causses du Quercy retain evidences of prehistoric man.

A lessor must retain evidence of having performed required actions and of having made required disclosures.

Lacustrine horizons rich in palaeontological remains retain evidence of changes in environmental conditions.

Modern cheetahs retain evidence of this historic event in their DNA.

Law enforcement officials said then that investigations had been thwarted because Internet companies did not retain evidence that prosecutors needed.

The Court held that the Federal Government could not retain evidence seized unconstitutionally and use that evidence in a federal criminal trial.

A financial institution need not retain records that it has given disclosures and documentation to each consumer; it need only retain evidence demonstrating that its procedures reasonably ensure the consumers' receipt of required disclosures and documentation. 1. Applicability.

(1) Any person subject to the act and this part shall retain evidence of compliance with the requirements imposed by the act and this part for a period of not less than two years from the date disclosures are required to be made or action is required to be taken.

Such a dry climate is likely to retain evidence of subtle changes in rainfall.

Ordinary people have a limited understanding of the need to retain evidence, since evidence is only a passport in the legal world, but not necessary in real life.

Basal lineages also retain evidence of "trials" of features that became genetically fixed in later lineages [ 25].