Gove argues this will make A-levels richer in content, ensuring students are learning information that they will retain, rather than memorising content solely for exams.
Tom Moore is correct in identifying the real cause of teacher shortages in New York City as failure to retain rather than failure to recruit ("Teacher Dismissed," Op-Ed, June 25).
Indications are that regulators will only allow equity — common shares in the institution — and earnings that banks retain rather than paying out to shareholders.
Much of the initial coverage of the bill has focussed on how much of the 2010 Affordable Care Act this Republican proposal would retain, rather than what it would demolish.
But I have to say to you, if that is a fiasco, what on earth would you call a Conservative pledge to reflect marriage in the tax system, without the faintest idea about what it means?At least what we were dealing with was the precise mechanics and the idea we retained, rather than being flatly hypocritical about raising policy proposal when you haven't got the faintest idea about how to do it.
The data is based on percent retained rather than percent passing.
Drying increases the liquid storage capacity of the soil layer and therefore, the soil will tend to retain rather than transmit the liquids.
"It has gone on long enough and we want to talk about the rugby and the players we want to retain, rather than worrying whether they are going somewhere else," he said.
Paedomorphosis, the retention of 'child-like' larval or juvenile forms (like the external filamentous gills of aquatic salamanders), is yet another way in which organismal features are retained rather than changed, and another way in which the interactions of phylogeny and ontogeny are reflected in their mutual history.
During progressive destruction of DRG in FA, these metals are retained rather than discharged into the circulating blood.
