Sentence examples for retain personal from inspiring English sources

The Snowden revelations halfway through the last parliament led to profound discussions about surveillance, privacy and the extent of any necessity to inspect or retain personal data.

Living members of the community still retain personal knowledge of such traditional skills as working flint and stone and the making of fire, cloth, and pottery.

He was virtually unknown in the west and the appointment was thought to signify that Gorbachev meant to retain personal charge of foreign policy.

Only hours before Mr. Quattrone sent his endorsement e-mail message, he spoke with Mr. Brodsky who instructed him to retain personal counsel in relation to the investigation.

In a partnership, the owners retain personal liability for the firm's debts, but now investment banks are publicly traded corporations (and also bank holding companies, since the crisis) and law firms are limited liability partnerships.

The revelations are an embarrassment for the law enforcement agency and the federal government, which are pushing for a mandatory data retention scheme to force telecommunications companies to retain personal data from phone and web users.

And certain stars retain "personals" for rather comfortable salaries.

But as long as Mr. Diller remains at the helm, he retains personal control over most of USA's operations.

When he was proclaimed emperor in March 963, Nicephorus appointed another Armenian general, John Tzimisces, as domestic of the East, though he retained personal command of operations against the Arabs.

The French priority appears to be the adoption of what is known as the passenger name record (PNR) system, retaining personal data for at least a year on anyone taking flights within the EU.

The ruling, handed down in Strasbourg, France, is a severe blow to the law-enforcement policies of the Labor government, which has led Europe in aggressively collecting and retaining personal information on its citizens.