Sentence examples for introduction of registration from inspiring English sources

In other areas of medical practice, it has been suggested that QA schemes are sustainable over time only with the introduction of registration fees to cover running costs [ 20].

"It could lead to a repeat on the mainland of the Northern Ireland experience where the introduction of individual registration led to a 10% drop in registrations and many eligible voters effectively being disenfranchised".

And for those who want to raise ghost votes, registration itself has been made much easier, with the introduction of rolling registration, allowing names to be added to the register at any time and via the internet.

And that is a direct consequence of the Government's decision to override safeguards and ignore warnings from electoral watchdogs against the hasty introduction of individual registration.

Around the time that we undertook our study, clinical trial registries were inundated with newly registered trials as a result of the introduction of mandatory registration.

80 Statisticians also argued for the introduction of stillbirth registration to bring Scotland in line with England.

The fact that the conference attendance was still high among the researchers in 2012 despite the introduction of a registration fee augurs well for both the relevance and sustainability of the conference.

Nonetheless, his argument can be extended back into the foetal period, with the introduction of stillbirth registration being both a cause and a symptom of the changing status of the stillborn child in the first half of the twentieth century.

21 It is widely believed that the introduction of trial registration would remove the practice of retrospective changes to outcomes, but a recent study has shown that there are frequent discrepancies between outcomes included on trial registers and those reported in subsequent publications.

Even the introduction of new registrations in September - usually a boom time for sales - failed to have a significant effect and the widespread practice of pre-registering new cars as sold to boost sales figures means the figure of 1.5% might understate the case.

The government's decision to move to online registration from June as part of the introduction of individual electoral registration – a move begun by the previous administration – is an important step forward.