Sentence examples for retained so long from inspiring English sources

Recent polls in the US suggest that the public is not much preoccupied with the fact that our data is being retained, so long as our own political party is in control of the government.

HMIC said although many people it had spoken to would have preferred the HET to be independent from the PSNI, they also expressed an "almost universal desire" for it to be retained so long as improvements were made to the way it operates.

The centre-right has a majority not only in the Bundestag, the lower house, but also in the Bundesrat, the upper house made up of state representatives, which it will retain so long as it keeps control of North Rhine-Westphalia next May.

According to Pavlov, the union's problems remained insoluble as long as Gorbachev retained so much power and had limited time to address important issues.

But he agreed that it was a puzzle to understand why clicks had been retained for so long.

"This practice contravenes Canadian and Dutch privacy law, which holds that information may only be retained for so long as it is required for the fulfilment of an identified purpose," said the regulators, The agencies added that the app's developer had taken steps to address some of their other concerns.

Your phone might appear to freeze for a bit, but that's just because it's puking up all the garbage that it's been retaining for so long.

The Prague-born Steinitz managed to retain his superiority for so long because he developed new principles of the middlegame, particularly in closed or semiclosed positions, that only his successor, Emanuel Lasker, and Lasker's contemporaries fully appreciated.

By splitting the network into small sections for consensus voting purposes the idea is you avoid the inefficiencies of having to poll all the nodes on the network — yet can still retain robustness, at least so long as subgroups are carefully structured and secured.

Mr. Smith said Google probably retained the beta label for so long because it had a coolness factor that appealed to the digerati.

The rich soil formed by decomposed volcanic rock and vegetable deposits could only be retained on the steep slopes so long as it was protected by the vegetation to which it in great part owed its origin.