Sentence examples for household documents from inspiring English sources

Both product lines are aimed primarily at families looking to shred household documents, like bills and financial records.

They also now have a fire-safe box containing important household documents, after losing their college diplomas and marriage license in the storm.

For instance, you could share with your significant other a "bin" containing your household documents, while you might use another bin to share photos with your family, and another for organizing hospital bills.

And last year, the government began clamping down on access to corporate and household registration documents.

Chinese state-run media has called for children born outside the country's one-child policy to be given crucial household registration documents, an issue that has left as many as 13 million people in legal limbo.

Before then, Jon and Kate Gosselin were a hard-working, unglamorous Pennsylvania couple who had allowed cable TV cameras into their chaotic household to document their lives coping with the twins from their first pregnancy and the sextuplets from their second.

All Chinese citizens have a hukou, a household registration document that ties them to a particular place, and prevents them accessing social services and education if they go elsewhere.

Every child must have a household registration document, without which education and employment aren’t possible.

The New National Urbanization Plan [9] proposed that "the limitations of obtaining a household registration document in large cities with a population of 1 3 million people should be relaxed reasonably" and that "reasonable criteria should be determined for obtaining a household registration document in large cities with a population of 3 5 million".

Relaxation of policies for migrants obtaining household registration document in large cities, development of larger metropolitan areas, and establishment of state-level new areas have led to a significant demand for development of coordinated, multimodal urban rail transit systems.

A 2003 national household survey documented public and health service users' views and experience.