Sentence examples similar to move to registration from inspiring English sources

The government's decision to move to online registration from June as part of the introduction of individual electoral registration – a move begun by the previous administration – is an important step forward.

The coalition wants to move to individual registration.

Maryland and Washington are not considered swing states in next month's election, but as other states move to online registration systems, security experts worry that they will follow Maryland and Washington's example.

A Cabinet Office spokesman said the move to individual registration had been a "huge success".

As well as the move to individual registration, people can also register to vote online under the new regime.

It is absolutely untrue that anyone will accidentally find themselves unable to vote because of the change to individual electoral registration (Early move to individual electoral registration risks disenfranchising 1.9m people, 29 July).

Ed Miliband's party is prepared to consider the major shift because of fears that the coalition's move to individual voter registration – rather than registration by each head of a household – will lead to a sharp decline in the number of people eligible to vote.

To move registration to Bermuda would cost Blairmore an additional $6,000 for work carried out in the Caribbean, and £15,000-£17,000 in London.

But the move to individual voter registration has made a simple process more complex and potentially less democratic.

A party source said: "As a result of the move to individual voter registration freshers who have recently moved into student halls of residence this autumn are having to register individually when previously they would have been block-registered.

That's why I'm clear that if there's a dramatic reduction in the numbers of those on the electoral register because of the move to individual electoral registration, I'm prepared to pull the plug".