Sentence examples for maintain registration from inspiring English sources

An 'N' grade signifying satisfactory progress must be received each quarter to maintain registration privileges.

A spokesman for the authority cited complaints from students, saying the resulting scrutiny had "uncovered significant non-compliance with the VET quality framework, which all registered training providers are required to satisfy to maintain registration as a training organisation".

A spokesman for the authority cited complaints from students, saying the resulting scrutiny had "uncovered significant non-compliance with the VET quality framework which all registered training providers are required to satisfy to maintain registration as a training organisation".

A significant hurdle can involve meeting certain statutory requirements known as ''core principles'' to register and maintain registration with the CFTC as a designated contract market (DCM) or swap execution facility (SEF).

It would allow the state to run up-to-the-minute lists of all voters in California, maintain registration histories in a central database and allow counties to do instant verification against criminal and death records, in addition to permitting complete online registration.

A further limitation is that health professionals may maintain registration in their home/source countries while working abroad.

In Indian policy, this is delineated as contractors' responsibility to issue passbooks to migrant workers in the Inter-state Migrant Workmen Act [IMWA, 43, article 12] as well as the directive of state labor welfare boards to maintain registrations and provide identity cards for workers (who have worked 90 days) in the Building and Other Construction Workers Act [BOCWA, 60, articles 12 13].

Results show that a graphics processing unit can obtain significant-acceleration factors while maintaining registration accuracy.

The companies whose financial statements the firm approved were tiny and in some cases did not trade in the United States despite maintaining registration with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

But embedded in the law were requirements for voter identification and maintaining registration rolls, objectives that Democrats say Republicans have twisted for partisan ends, effectively disenfranchising certain groups that lean left.

In the 2000 election, African-American voters in Florida suffered disproportionately from that state's shoddy practices, such as inadequately maintained registration lists and inferior technology; in 2004, many minority voters in Ohio endured long lines waiting for balky, and too few, voting machines.