Sentence examples for making a registry from inspiring English sources

One of them, he said, was making a registry of what could be recorded of each dead man.

The agency says it will make a registry of human embryonic cell lines available on its Web site as soon as possible.

That law directed the Library of Congress to establish a board to study the nation's audio archives and to make a registry of recordings.

Following a long debate over many years, in 2010 Catalonia passed a law making a mandatory registry of HIV infection [ 8].

Both Post and Whitmore said that making an official registry is a no-no.

Instead of making a traditional wedding registry at a store, register for other things.

Thus the likelihood of first trimester exposures to medications for malaria and HIV has increased and is expected to increase even more [ 13], making a pregnancy exposure registry essential.

As Donald Tump's poll numbers shoot up in Texas, putting him almost at a tie with conservative rival and Texan Ted Cruz, Trump's stated desire to make a national registry for Muslims in the US and general anti-Muslim rhetoric may be seeing real-world ramifications.

In case you haven't made a wedding registry, it's a ridiculously time-consuming process that lacks any sort of experience (which is in high contrast to the actual experience of planning and going through a wedding).

At the time, Mr. Heller said he voted against it because it would have led to the creation of a gun registry, though the bill would actually have made such a registry explicitly illegal.

So when you have a friend that seems to have all the material possessions in the world and seemingly still wants more, e.g. her Tiffany registry, making a donation is the answer.