Sentence examples for a registry which from inspiring English sources

A bill to create such a registry, which had little support earlier this summer, is at the center of much of the spam debate in Washington.

A bill to create such a registry, which had little support earlier this summer when it was introduced by Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, is at the center of much of the spam debate in Washington.

Ms. Feldt said she was particularly concerned that the F.D.A. could require doctors who administer RU-486 to be part of a registry, which would deter those worried about anti-abortion violence.

Now the company is launching a registry, which lets users set up a wish list of their favorite merchants.

Chu said her primary objective right now is to ask Trump not to establish any system that would unfairly discriminate against Muslims, such as a registry, which the president-elect said he supports.

The American Quarter Pony Association was begun in 1964 with the ideals of a registry which would register small horses and ponies of western type, whose breeding could be unknown but which were desirable for breeding purposes.

San Francisco's Golden Gate Yacht Club, which backs BMW Oracle Racing, has been ordered to tell the Supreme Court of the State of New York at a hearing on May 14 why it has not provided Alinghi with a Custom House registry, which is a measurement certificate for the three-hulled boat.

For instance, rather than dealing with a centralised database, the system could evolve towards a federated registry which could be queried by software tools, for example, through a web-service interface.

Recipe-sharing site and online shop Food52 expanded its service today to include a wider selection of products and a wedding registry which includes cookware, plus other kitchen and home goods.

These data, from a large registry, which includes diverse settings and endoscopists, suggest that a mean withdrawal time of >9 min for normal exams may be required for optimal polyp detection.

So this idea of a public registry which goes to the heart of what could come out a G8 if it was agreed is a big, I know, nerdy point, but is actually one that could unlock billions of dollars for development in the poorest countries.