Sentence examples for retained permanently from inspiring English sources

"Any document that is not required to be retained permanently, but must be retained longer than one year, we put into the seven-year category".

If it's passed, although the DNA profiles of offenders will still be retained permanently, those of innocent people – arrested once, but never convicted of anything – will be destroyed after six years.

Documents that must be retained permanently include the organizational documents, the deed and mortgages, the bylaws, rules and regulations, minutes from membership and board meetings, audit reports, and the names and addresses of shareholders and the number of shares they own.

Power consumption is reduced by placing a 1-bit memory into each pixel (image data stored in the memory is retained permanently).

The good news, however, is that the latest statistic from the NSERC is that over 60% of their fellowship holders are retained permanently by the host company.

The sources are retained permanently in position after the implant and their position cannot be altered.

Our regiment permanently retained this battle headquarters.

This last part of the steel will exhibit a feeble N polarity, and the other end S polarity, which will be permanently retained.

"The governing documents of almost all such co-ops require that the original proportion be permanently retained and that all increases in maintenance charges, including special assessments, be in the same proportion," Mr. Schechter said.

Speaking of the death of his father, Harris was filming a BBC adaptation of The Other Boleyn Girl in England during the summer and early autumn of 2002 as his father lay in hospital and in his permanently retained suite of rooms at the Savoy hotel in London.

Information submitted by online visa applicants could be permanently retained, allowing for more extensive checks.