Sentence examples for Re-register for from inspiring English sources

All NGOs receiving foreign funds now have to re-register for their FCRA license.

According to US Soccer, around 60% of referees nationally do not re-register for a second year.

A problem that many people face in returning to Britain is that it can take anything up to six months, according to Arnold-Boakes, for them to re-register for local health services.

Some of the key recommendations under consideration include a ban on the handling of completed postal ballots by political campaigners, limiting it to family members or carers, and requiring people to re-register for postal votes every three years.

People had to re-register for this year's poll as the electoral commission introduced a biometric system to eliminate any "ghost voters" - though the opposition still alleges there are irregularities in the voters' roll.

In order to go deeper into ecommerce, Olapic has now added a single-sign-on feature that gives consumers one log-in for all Olapic-supported ecommerce sites, rather than having to re-register for each site individually.

First, Rob Ford's name was removed from the list for mayor of Toronto, and then re-registered for election for councillor of Toronto's Ward 2, Etobicoke North, which he represented from 2000 to 2010.

But clearing that scarlet letter can be as easy as re-registering for a title in another state that does not require the flood brand carry-over, a process known as "title washing".

But clearing that scarlet letter can be as easy as re-registering for a title in another state that does not require the flood brand carry-over, a process known as "title washing". Unscrupulous dealers pile their purchases on flatbeds and head straight for those states, like Colorado and Vermont.

In May 2006, more than half the doctors listed on the register had not re-registered for the year 2006[ 12].

Recently re-registered for use by Health Canada (2008), and the US Environmental Protection Agency, EPA (2005), 2,4-D is currently being re-evaluated by the European Union.