Sentence examples for The deregistration from inspiring English sources
noun
The process of which an employee is removed from work registrant status.
Navigating away from the deregistration button, I smiled as I dried my cheeks.
AFTER logging 460 training miles since June, I found myself staring at my computer screen, my thumb on the track pad hovering over the deregistration button for the 2010 New York City Marathon.
Even after the penalty of 12 competition points, a $1m fine, the loss of the Auckland Nines and the deregistration of five senior officials, Sharp remained defiant, launching an ill-fated legal action against the NRL after the interim ruling in May.
Update 2: It appears that Apple has pushed out Amazon's update, to fix the deregistration problems with the update which was meant to fix registration problems.
Once threshold 2 is reached, the HC quickly sends a signal to the old MAG notifying it to start performing the deregistration process of the MN from its binding list entries earlier than it would normally do without the HC, as illustrated in step 5.
They appealed and sought to challenge the constitutionality of the Minister's prohibition order and the deregistration of the Jehovah's Witnesses, arguing that their right to freedom of religion guaranteed by Article 15(1) of the Constitution had been infringed.
On Wednesday, CRP and OMBWatch retracted their finding: The wave of deregistrations probably has more to do with 2007's Honest Leadership and Open Government Act (known affectionately by wonks as 'Helloga') than Obama's policies, since, it turns out, most of the deregistrations happened in 2008 before Obama took office.
Also, let b i,j n, s i,j n and d i,j n denote, respectively, the used car import, the scrapping, and the net deregistration of vehicles in segment i and age class j during year n.
The last date for each record was the earliest of either the date of death, the date of patients' deregistration from the practice if still alive, the date the patient achieved the age of 21 years, the date the practice left the GPRD, or the end of the observation period (2010).
In the original implicit deregistration scheme, the oldest record is deleted.
The rate of deregistration during the first year of follow up among nonbereaved couples was 2.3%.
