Sentence examples for Make a registry from inspiring English sources

The agency says it will make a registry of human embryonic cell lines available on its Web site as soon as possible.

That law directed the Library of Congress to establish a board to study the nation's audio archives and to make a registry of recordings.

One of them, he said, was making a registry of what could be recorded of each dead man.

She wore a wedding dress, wrote her own vows and even made a registry.

As Donald Tump's poll numbers shoot up in Texas, putting him almost at a tie with conservative rival and Texan Ted Cruz, Trump's stated desire to make a national registry for Muslims in the US and general anti-Muslim rhetoric may be seeing real-world ramifications.

While you move slowly through the store, like a bullshit artist in a China factory, make a mental wedding registry for those Astier de Villatte prop steaks and the plates with eyeballs on them (steak: $248).

In case you haven't made a wedding registry, it's a ridiculously time-consuming process that lacks any sort of experience (which is in high contrast to the actual experience of planning and going through a wedding).

Following a long debate over many years, in 2010 Catalonia passed a law making a mandatory registry of HIV infection [ 8].

At the time, Mr. Heller said he voted against it because it would have led to the creation of a gun registry, though the bill would actually have made such a registry explicitly illegal.

7. The clerk of the county court shall file and carefully preserve all said affidavits and registry lists, and shall make a copy of each precinct registry list, and cause the same to be posted up at least fifteen days before any election, at or near the place of election, and shall make and transmit another copy to the judges of election.

It's also a good idea to make a backup of the Registry file before you begin; using the System Restore feature in the Help & Support area is one way to take a snapshot of your current system.