Sentence examples for retained is from inspiring English sources

That eight of the arenas used in the Olympic Park are to be retained is another thumbs up.

Global Strategy Group, the Democratic consultant firm that Coloradans for Coloradans has retained, is also currently working for Priorities USA Action – a Hillary Clinton Super Pac.

The paper also said: "The idea that there are no costs at all in Brexit and that the benefits of membership may be retained is... false and irresponsible".

In its response, the IAAF said: "What the IAAF cannot accept under any circumstances from the ARD/Sunday Times, or the scientists whom they have retained, is an accusation that it has breached its primary duty to act in the best interests of the sport of athletics.

Our colleague is capable of fighting her own battles, but we were curious to learn more about what why such information is retained (is it in case some old, previously unrecorded charge shows up after you cancel?), and about what laws might prevent a company from deleting such information.

But Turnbull also said the concern that the bill "might have a chilling effect on sources cooperating with journalists" was "misguided" because "in our submission, the bill does not grant law or security agencies any new powers in the way they access metadata of journalists or anyone else... it simply ensures the type of data currently being retained is being retained for a specified period".

The values which are retained are, and.

The criteria of vap retained are those of CTINILS (May 2007).

One advantage that film cameras retain is initial price.

Still, one advantage the reformers still retain is money.

Importantly, none of the retained IS-like sequences was identical or nearly identical to a known IS, as would be expected if they resulted from insertion into a cloned insert during the cloning process (Astua-Monge et al. 2002; Senejani and Sweasy 2010).