“Martínez sued her for the retention of his belongings.”

“He is thought to favor the retention of the current system, whereby donors of substantial sums are named.”

“I can assure you that my faculties of retention are in perfect order.”

“A solicitor who accepts a retainer owes a duty of care to his client.”

“She spent most of her time in a windowless kitchen, conversing in a low voice with her faithful family retainer of over fifty years.”

“From age twenty-two, he worked as a retainer for five different samurai families.”

“While discussing different memory-enhancing techniques, the psychologist emphasized the importance of improving retentivity to optimize one's ability to retain and recall information effectively.”

“Note that residual magnetism and retentivity are the same when the material has been magnetized to the saturation point.”

“Hardened steel has a high degree of retentivity, while soft iron retains but little magnetism.”

“In 2003, S. Sridhar had a retainership contract with Arthur J. Gallaher Asia Pte Ltd to assist for their entry strategy to India and once the venture is established to run the India operation.”

“They had settled upon the Prince of India in a kind of retainership.”

“Most EPLOs are colonels or lieutenant colonels with at least three years retainability.”

“An alternative test method to determine water retainability of porous fine aggregates is developed.”

“These changes may produce a degradation in some KPIs such as retainability.”

“The statement occurs in a discussion of the idea of progress in which Santayana contends that progress is more about retentiveness than about change.”

“The only answer is to beef up the moisture retentiveness of the soil as much as possible with leaf mould, garden compost or whatever you have available, and then choose your plants from a limited range.”

“As regarded novelties, his mind appeared to have lost its proper gripe and retentiveness.”

“But it said the combination of being small,having the lowest unit costs, good retent ion of existing customers would help gross lending figures.”

“The retent, when known, stands before us as if reflected and inverted in a mirror, the nearest events in the past being this way the nearest as actually remembered.”

“Whether the retainment of exuviae is characteristic of the species is open to question.”

“The recruitment and retainment of health care professionals continues to be an issue and is expected to remain so for the foreseeable future.”

“The people close to the investigation said that policies on e-mail retainment among the largest brokerage firms seem to vary widely.”

“That system is also creaking to a halt, with plunging enlistments and retentions.”

“However, for the most part these represent shared retentions, which are not valid means of grouping languages.”

“In 2002, Treasury issued final regulations on adoptions, changes and retentions of annual accounting periods.”

“Companies that work on retainers usually get the bulk of their fee before the search is complete.”

“His retainers, now ronin, lordless samurai, pretend to scatter, some of them appearing to live dissolute lives.”

“Your closest retainers and flatterers have never led you astray before and they will not fail you now.”