Sentence examples for retention back from inspiring English sources
DRI has past precedent challenging European data processes, having brought a legal challenge to the CJEU on the issue of data retention back in 2014 — when it argued successfully for the striking down of Safe Harbor.
Shareholders can vote in favor of both the merger and the retention bonuses, back the proposed combined group without supporting the incentive plan or oppose the merger altogether.
This despite European judges overturning blanket data retention powers, back in 2014, on the grounds that such capabilities are disproportionate.
The government claims emergency legislation is necessary because a European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruling struck down European data retention powers back in April.
Counsellors provide information on prenatal maternity courses, post natal exercise classes and on specific problems, such as water retention or back complaints.
Now, with the ECJ ruling against the government's surveillance regime and with David Davis, one of the original challengers of GCHQ's mass retention of data, back on the front benches, perhaps it is time for the government to listen.
Mandel says that Poncho sees is seeing seven-day retention (users coming back seven days in a row) in the 60percentt range.
This commentary contributes to improved exposure science by discussing strategies that encourage participation and retention by "giving back" to participants and showing them they are respected [ 12, 13].
However, in this study, patients with poor retention who came back to the clinics and were found to be eligible for ART had lower CD4 cell counts than patients who were retained in care, and previous studies have demonstrated a high mortality in patients lost to follow-up [ 8].
There is also the argument that when you drastically change your diet, any weight lost (which may only be water retention anyway) will pile back on as soon as you revert back.
Overall the FTSE 100 has added 14.04 points to 6813.66 as a YouGov poll showed the no campaign in the Scottish vote holding a slim lead and retailers being urged to back the retention of the union.
