Sentence examples for immediate registration from inspiring English sources
The immediate registration of overseas players was permitted, and each county, as of the early 1980s, was allowed one such player, who could, however, still play for his national team.
Rule 430A under the Securities Act permits a Form S-1 to be declared effective without including final pricing information, eliminating the need to file a "pricing amendment". Rule 462(b) provides for immediate registration of additional shares, allowing an IPO to be readily upsized by up to 20% in aggregate gross proceeds.
Memory is assessed in terms of immediate registration (repeating a set of words), short-term memory (recalling the set of words after an interval, or recalling a short paragraph), and long-term memory (recollection of well known historical or geographical facts).
The Adult Memory and Information Processing Battery [AMIPB] [ 13] is a tool that was designed to assess immediate registration of verbal information and retention over time.
The right to immediate registration continues to be violated despite the fact that since 2000 in excess of 96% of total births have occurred in hospitals (98.2% in 2004).
This allows the immediate registration of vaccinal data at the moment of vaccination and the possibility to consult in real time the vaccinal situation of each subject, including details of any migration and access to the so-called "notes" (possible contra-indications, previous adverse reactions, refusals etc).
The stages of action were relatively clear from clinicians' accounts: immediate clinical care, registration, admission to hospital, informing the police, clinical note-taking and medicolegal documentation, forensic pathology, and – later - court proceedings, if initiated.
Can the board require the immediate New York State licensing and registration of out-of-state vehicles in order for such vehicles to continue parking on the co-op's property?
When testing began in 1995, we administered only the Telephone Interview for Cognitive Status (TICS; n = 587) (Brandt et al. 1988), a test of global cognition that is modeled on the Mini-Mental Statevaluatestion (MMSE) and evaluates functions such as orientation, registration, and immediate verbal memory (Folstein et al. 1975).
Neither the explicit inclusion of doctors in 2001, nor subsequent updates to the code were associated with any immediate reduction in new GMC registrations by doctors trained in developing countries; registration to practice in the United Kingdom increased substantially in 2003 and remained high in 2004 and 2005.
