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But neither maintains a registry of certificates the aides should receive after completing their training.
The corps maintains a registry of 8,500 volunteer experts and paid consultants who work in 130 countries.
Dr. Darold A. Treffert, a psychiatrist in Wisconsin, maintains a registry of about 300 "savants" who through a head injury or dementia acquire skills they never learned.
The network maintains a registry of Gay-Straight Alliances, student clubs that, as of 2008, have been established in 4,000 schools around the country.
Many women have told the association, which maintains a registry of more than 7,000 patients, that family and friends and sometimes doctors have trivialized their symptoms, adding to their distress and contributing to the delay in diagnosis.
With 100 employees and offices in Lower Manhattan, Brooklyn and Port Newark, the commission, created in 1953, licenses the 52 companies now operating on the waterfront and maintains a registry of nearly 6,500 longshoremen and other workers.
Efforts to maintain a registry of the whereabouts of the material were discontinued in the Reagan administration.
This second center will support human stem cell research, maintain a registry of facilities holding frozen embryos, and eventually supply cell lines to authorized researchers.
It is necessary not only to evaluate the efficacy of the different treatments but also to reflect the history of the disease, maintaining a registry of the progression of the destructive process, evaluating the affection and quantifying the damage.
The site has pledged to "consider" working with a third-party service that would maintain a registry of minors' e-mail addresses, allowing parents to add their childrens' names to the list and prevent them from creating a profile.
Caranna notes Florida lawmakers passed legislation in 2011 making it a felony for anyone, including law enforcement officials, to maintain a registry of firearms when guns change hands.
