Sentence examples for the practice of retaining from inspiring English sources

This destructive phase of collecting interiors goes back to the Romantic period in Britain, but the practice of retaining and moving old architectural features - sometimes out of family sentiment, sometimes out of simple thrift - is much older.

Reply: We have added the sentence to the paper "that the practice of retaining catalog numbers for new polyclonal antibody lots is unacceptable and misleading".

In addition, it should also be noted that the practice of retaining catalog numbers for new polyclonal antibody lots is unacceptable and misleading.

Nevertheless, the practice of retaining previous courses is closely aligned with the philosophy of the spiral curriculum and delivers great benefits to the students, to the extent that it serves as a vindication of the spiral curriculum's success.

The best practice of retaining good employees is effective boss-and-employee communication.

The enforcement of the income tax in many countries, such as the United States, has been made easier by the practice of withholding (retaining) the tax from wage and salary payments.

Both Jewish and Islamic custom demands the swift burial of the dead, but Israel has recently made a practice of retaining the corpses of Palestinians killed while committing terror attacks.

France has decided not to fight a European Union court ruling against its practice of retaining a "golden share" in privatized companies that gives the government a veto over takeovers by foreign companies.

And of those, 96percentt were about Google and its practice of retaining customer data, Mr. Davies said.

AT&T's unconventional practice of retaining fleet vehicles for 10 to 12 years helps explains why Jerome Webber, its vice president for fleet operations, projects a payoff from electric vans that AT&T began rolling out in December Ford Transit Connect vans equipped with Azure Dynamics' lithium-battery-powered drivetrain.

"Hume was ahead of his time", Dodds says, "in his belief in hatcheries, in his practice of retaining fry [immature fish] in feeding ponds, and in his belief in the home-stream theory of salmonology".