Sentence examples for let the registration from inspiring English sources

Too busy prepping for finals and let the registration deadline for LATCamp pass you by? Good news – we're extending the deadline another two weeks!

(TMI had already been using the domain name www.trendmakerhomes.com). Maxwell registered his domain name for a year; after the year passed, Maxwell removed the site and let the registration expire.

Thus, an initial rotation and translation (spatial transformation) was applied to the trap graft to let the registration work and to find an optimal alignment.

Congress changed the law because of a high degree of fraud, with parents enrolling in a local community college to qualify their children for more aid, and then letting the registration lapse because of non-payment.

But if the SEC were to change course and affirmatively endorse arbitration, or even if it punted on the issue by simply letting the registration statement become effective, the arbitrability issue would be ripe as soon as an investor filed a federal class action and the registrant moved to dismiss in favor of arbitration.

The First Congregational Church of Berkeley convinced the Army to let the church serve as the registration and departure center for Berkeley's evacuees, who originally were to report to a vacant auto dealership parking lot on Shattuck Avenue.

If an injury is noted on the exposure form and no injury registration form is received within two weeks after the injury is logged, the coach is contacted and urged to let the player complete the injury registration form.

Why have they not demanded the cancellation of all trademark registrations containing the term "slant?" We should not let the fear of a football team regaining trademark registration justify the suppression of rights for other groups.

Don't let the New Jersey locale deter you; shuttles from Manhattan make it easy (registration required).

Grape and Tree Fruit League President Michael Durando said that 4-CPA had been used legally on grapes when it was first developed 30 years ago, but that as the chemical's use declined in the 1960s the manufacturers let its registration expire.

Let p1 be the registration probability at occasion 1 and p2 at occasion 2, registration is independent from occasion.