Sentence examples for making registration from inspiring English sources

Federal legislation creating uniform standards for challenging voters' eligibility, making registration easier and outlawing caging has been introduced.

Some feminists argue that making registration automatic might put women at risk from violent men, but there are robust safeguards in place.

A Hip-Hop Summit in Philadelphia, in the swing state of Pennsylvania, last year registered 11,000 new voters in two weeks by making registration a requirement to get into parties.

Making registration easier — for example, by obligating states to identify and register eligible voters or by allowing voters to update their registrations online — would also make a real difference.

Voting laws emerged as a flash point in the 2012 presidential election after many states — including some that were not subject to special scrutiny under the Voting Rights Act — passed laws requiring voters to show photo identification, reducing early voting and making registration more difficult.

The cross-party committee said the government should consider making registration automatic or allowing people to sign up close to or even on polling day.

Ms. Bachelet tried in April to make registration automatic at 18 and voting voluntary.

This change required us to make registration unavailable for a short period during the update.

To the Editor: The new Presidential Commission on Election Administration should make registration and voting electronic.

The economist and well-known businessman also suggests cats remain indoors and local governments make registration mandatory.

For instance, one reason why so few people vote in America is because many states make registration so complicated.