Sentence examples for retained for future from inspiring English sources

As for our medical and banking records, nearly everyone wants them to be retained for future use.

About 50 will be retained for future research that would be conducted under stringent conditions and only if truly necessary.

We want to see this essential part of our culture, this connection between our community and the country, retained for future generations.

Shortly after weaning, vaccinating, and branding, the yearling males are tested in the open fields, and only those displaying the proper ferocity are retained for future corridas.

However, even under the scheme for council houses there were exemptions for rural areas that had few houses, or adapted homes for elderly or disabled people that needed to be retained for future residents.

In deciding what to do, and how to convince victims and the public at large that lots of money has to be retained for future needs, many charities have had extensive discussions with their counterparts in Oklahoma City, where the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in 1995 killed 168 people and injured hundreds.

He would transfer these cartoons to other canvases, giving himself ready-made designs with which to work and retaining for future use an archive of compositional possibilities.

Each tree was then assigned a product category and a recommendation to either harvest or retain for future use.

Another recent study noted that the most important design feature to retain for future dialogues was having a skilled facilitator as an unbiased agent [ 34].

For the first time in 2011, Australians were given the option of having census forms retained for use by future historians and, since 2006, the census has asked for names and dates of birth.

In the end, the CAWSES II virtual institute was an idea 'before its time' but should be retained for consideration in future programs if suitably funded and staffed.