Sentence examples for deemed registered from inspiring English sources

Updating the dossiers for registrations of new substances according to the 'old' chemicals act (Chemikaliengesetz) turned out particularly challenging; such substances are deemed registered under REACH.

Stockbrokers are only deemed registered when they are employed by a member firm, and then have only 24 months to find subsequent employment or their registration expires.

A holding company shall be deemed to be registered upon receipt by the Securities and Exchange Commission of such notification of registration.

Any security for which unlisted trading privileges are continued or extended pursuant to this subsection shall be deemed to be registered on a national securities exchange within the meaning of this chapter.

In September 2013, the Common Market for East and Southern Africa (Comesa) ministers approved regulations that would require all seeds to be registered and deemed "uniform, stable and genetically distinct" before being traded and sold.

If a player is deemed to be improperly registered, his team would be awarded a 3-0 defort for each game in which he played.

If a player is deemed to be improperly registered, the norm is for his team to forfeit any match in which he has participated.

Any society that is not registered is deemed to be an unlawful society, and, as regards such a society, being involved in its management, being a member of it, and attending its meetings, are all offences.

Sometimes what local residents deem heavenly registers as barely all right to an outsider.

It also requires offenders deemed especially dangerous to register for life and to renew their registration, usually in person, four times a year.

Florida's secretary of state recently ruled that voter registrations would be deemed incomplete if those registering failed to check a box affirming their citizenship, even if they had signed an oath saying the same thing elsewhere on the form.