Sentence examples for which have retained from inspiring English sources

It is especially true in the former French colonies, like Ivory Coast, which have retained much closer ties with Paris than their British counterparts have with London.

But many Ukrainians prefer the smaller chocolate sweets in colourful wrappers purchased by weight, some of which have retained brand names that were popular in Soviet times, like Camomile or Red poppy.

There are no exhibits, no Oswald tours by the state tourist agencies, Sputnik and Intourist, which have retained not only their Soviet names but also regained, under President Aleksandr Lukashenko's centralized economic policies, most of their monopolistic privileges.

Raúl, who studied Vietnam and China as models of communist parties which have retained control while freeing their economies, has trimmed the vast state bureaucracy and laid off hundreds of thousands of workers.

With an average crowd of 446 last season, North Ferriby are about to make a leap into the unknown and compete with at least a dozen former League clubs, many of which have retained full-time players, coaches and administration staff.

They give a summary of some of the more important recent advances in pharmacology and therapeutics, and are more balanced and more authoritative than many of the corresponding sections in the Codex, which have retained much that is now archaic, probably because there was no definite reason for believing it to be incorrect.

India's "princely states", which had retained notional independence, were given the option of acceding to India or to Pakistan.

As stated previously, the most "central" Romance language is standard Italian, which has retained and even readopted many Latin characteristics.

Instead of assisting International — which had retained Lazard, the bankers Black had suggested — Black began trading for himself and Inc., which had some liquidity problems.

Chrysler, which has retained Lazard as its financial adviser on Viper, said earlier that it had identified about $1 billion in nonearning assets for potential sale to raise cash.

Both groups, the Jewish Defense Organization of New York, and Mr. Rubin's Los Angeles organization, which has retained the name coined by Rabbi Kahane, have been repudiated by mainstream Jewish organizations.