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Retain

Retain meaning

Often followed by from: to hold back (someone or something); to check, to prevent, to restrain, to stop. | Often followed by from: to hold back (someone or something); to check, to prevent, to restrain, to stop. | To hold back (a pupil) instead of allowing them to advance to the next class or year; to keep back.

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Example sentences (20)

The choices were: always retain the results, retain results if branch test is true, or retain results if branch test is false.

All employees will retain their tenure of service, retain their entitlement to existing long service leave and sick leave, and will be paid all other accrued and approved leave entitlements by Hastings Co-op before commencing with Ritchies.

And still retain your staff and customers, and for many people, retain your business,” Barrera said.

Democrats are expected to retain control of the House in the 117th Congress, but whether the Republicans will retain control of the Senate is far less certain.

While all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy, surely these Ministers should retain some modicum of good taste if they expect to retain any shred of respect from the citizenry afterwards!

Do we want to retain President Clinton in office, or do we want to retain our honor, our principle, and our moral authority?

Respected Australian Broadcasting Corporation election analyst Antony Green said the Morrison's coalition will retain its lead in at least one more seat, allowing it to select a parliamentary speaker and still retain a majority.

Attract and retain the best talent – Effective teamwork, collaboration and communication give your organisation a competitive edge when it comes to being able to attract and retain the best talent.

With BN expected to largely retain votes in Sabah and Sarawak, and garner the rural Malay vote, it would be able to retain power at the 14th general election that is expected to be called within months, said Datuk Seri Azman.

Christian traditions that retain the title of priest also retain the tradition of special liturgical vestments worn only during services.

For optimum nutritional quality, Liebig advised that cooks should either sear the meat initially to retain fluids, or retain and use cooking liquids (as in soups or stews).

In these cases, the conservatee to whom the limited conservatorship applies can retain more control over his or her personal affairs than other conservatees can; for example, he or she may retain his or her right to decide where he or she may live.

Objects that derive from the NSObject root class respond to a retain and a release message, and keep a retain count.

The Tribune will retain 5% ownership. citation Ricketts, however, has expressed no interest in selling the naming rights to Wrigley Field, preferring that it retain the name it has used since 1926.

According to Ali, it is important to send a strong message to the Opposition that not only is the PPP/C going to retain control of the Rose Hall township but do so by winning all the seats there.

According to them, contracting EPC-related jobs to local firms will reduce capital flight and retain funds, while helping to develop human capacity.

Add in the fact that Sutton is a priority re-sign for the team, and it is way more likely Pittsburgh elects to retain Sutton and have quieter free agency than lose him and make a big splash at another position.

Additionally, if the servers for an existing platform go down, users of platforms on the fediverse can retain and shift their data to another platform that is part of it.

Addressing delegates at the outdooring ceremony of the new leader, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, he said he is confident that Dr Bawumia is capable of leading the party to retain power in the 2024 election.

After council voted to retain the West Grey police, a motion was passed directing staff to prepare a report on how much the police service study process had cost the municipality.