But we tend to retain into adulthood the same views of God that we formed in childhood.

Because of epigenetic features, different cell types grown within the same medium can retain very different properties.

We're gonna retain...

The pumping plant I must retain.

Retain original aspect ratio

It helps retain heat in the atmosphere.

We should retain those people.

We're gonna retain Sloan Pierce.

The Study Group would retain such a position.

(Retain text of art 20.4 20.9)

Cities may function under slightly differing governmental systems, such as the option to organize a district system for city governments, but largely retain the same powers as towns.

In such conditions, the Council must retain its flexibility.

all but ensures they won't retain it.

Five hundred dollars should retain me nicely.

Special care will be taken to retain the most competent.

Alright, retain the cost of 3 cigars on your pocketmoney

You will retain the rank and title of Roman senator.

That's why I'm going to retain Johnson Reinhardt.

The bad news is that big banks retain significant political power.

Clearly, the Secretariat must do more to recruit and retain staff.

The Council could, we believe, withstand changes and still retain its main executive function, while improving at the same time its coordination with other United Nations bodies, such as the General Assembly.

People who have lived in the same location for a long period of time retain a connection to the place where they live that many of the rest of us have lost.

The Working Group had therefore decided, on balance, to retain the provision.

First, countries with a diminishing stake retain disproportionate power.

Iran and Russia want to retain their crucial ally.

All men, however highly educated, retain some superstitious inklings.

We retain just 25 percent of what we hear.

If they do have, they cannot retain those teachers.

A metallic vessel will retain air underwater without filling.

First and foremost is the share of national income that households retain.

(a) Would you like to retain the bracketed part of subparagraph (a)?

And to retain in your hearts the spirit of charity for all.

A bulwark and a pillar the West may yet wish to retain.

If you retain the pumping plant, there will be no water, sir.

(d) The same reasoning applies to the amendments proposed in respect of article IV, paragraph 5, dealing with the authority vested in the Secretary General to retain, confirm or replace the Director of the Institute

In the 2008 elections he won 50 of the vote to retain office.

The Special Rapporteur should retain that title while carefully delimiting the topic's scope.

The Federal Chancellery and all the other Ministries will retain offices in Bonn.

Stars, planets and moons retain their atmospheres by gravitational attraction.

A gracious woman retaineth honour and strong men retain riches.

C. Retain gender mainstreaming programmatic strategy and gender focused programmes.

But how do you retain somebody, when it's never done?

Would I retain your friendship if I became an informer?

This is part of a larger goal to abandon the mass army from the Cold War and develop an army better suited to modern maneuver warfare and at the same time retain a higher readiness.

The state and other external actors have a tendency to retain meaningful power.