General Wiranto, who like many Indonesians uses one name, has retained prominent human rights lawyers to defend him.
Slager has retained prominent Charleston lawyer Andy Savage to defend him, court records show.
In contrast to blebbistatin-treated cells, cells treated with ML-7 retained prominent actin filament bundles of length and width similar to those in untreated cells (Fig. 2, C and F).
Later, with Harry Kimball, he helped develop the 1938 "Academy Curve", a standard filter that attenuated recorded noise above 8,000 Hz while retaining prominent voice reproduction characteristics.
Throughout its existence, Dachau remained a "political camp," in which political prisoners retained a prominent role.
And MarketAxess recently retained the prominent derivatives lawyer Mark Young, a partner at Skadden Arps and a former regulator.
Hieroglyphs retained a prominent position and could imbue an inscription with prestige, but the multicultural shift of the Egyptian population by this period led to modifications in the vocabulary of social presentation.
In the new Achaemenian Empire they retained a prominent position; in honour and war they stood next to the Persians, and their court ceremonial was adopted by the new sovereigns, who in the summer months resided in Ecbatana.
Despite the loss of several estates in 1341, the family retained its prominent political position, until unwise financial ventures, including support of Edward III (king of England 1327 77) in the Hundred Years' War against France (1337 1453) and aid to Florence in a war with the rival city of Lucca, caused the bankruptcy of the Bardi's banking house in 1345.
Winner of a Goodwood maiden on her sole start at two, Liber Nauticus had retained a prominent place in the Epsom market while others had staked their claim – whether with style, in the case of Secret Gesture at Lingfield, or substance, in Moth's tremendous 1,000 Guineas third.
Next in the hierarchy came the few remaining hereditary vassals, such as the kings of Iberia (now Georgia) in the Caucasus, and the chief nobles of the empire, among whom the Warāz, Sūrēn, and Karēn families retained their prominent position from Parthian times.
