Sentence examples for retain for two from inspiring English sources

But beneath it, a related proposal was left uncensored: electronic communications service providers, it said, should be required "to retain for two years records showing the origination and termination of communications".

An important aspect of the debate is how vehement serious commentators are in their condemnation of the proposal, which would require businesses to retain for two years information that may not be significantly more revealing of private lives than records already kept.

Executives of Solution 42 will be retained for two years, said Portal, which is based in Cupertino, Calif.

It quotes a document from Hertfordshire police saying that images of vehicles are kept for 90 days with other data, including the numberplates, retained for two years.

The scheme is asking for Australians' data to be retained for two years but it is not clear how many criminal investigations require data this old.

The metrics are rolled-up at one minute intervals and are retained for two weeks.

However, a Facebook spokesperson tells me "All Poke messages are retained for two days after being read, to help facilitate abuse reporting".

The Allual feature differences are slight, but it'll be interesting to watch this sPoke take off now that Facebook has thrown its hat in the ring.

Although many relatively effective motion estimation methods exist, ICA is retained for two reasons: first, it is less sensitive to noise caused by the continuous environment changes over time, such as swaying branches, sensor noise, and illumination changes.

He was involved not only in domestic issues but also in foreign relations, a responsibility he retained for two decades after Edward's return to England in 1274.

In the reorganisation that followed the appointment of Hart's replacement Ron Saunders, Barnes became chief scout, a role he retained for two decades until he was sacked by Peter Reid in 1991.