Congress could, then, at substantial political cost -- and in some cases against its members own interests -- create a registry that would allow the blocking of a broader range of calls from charities, political fund-raisers and the like.
Manchin surely knows such claims are unfounded, since his own bill explicitly makes such a registry illegal, and since he regularly dismissed such concerns back in the spring.
She wore a wedding dress, wrote her own vows and even made a registry.
In an own nationwide registry on SCD in sports (Sudden Cardiac Death Germany; http://www.scd-deutschland.de), due to the high popularity of football and therefore, the high number of active and recreational football players in Germany, football was the most commonly affected sport discipline with 20 of the 73 cases (27%) registered as SCD.
Women can either browse the site for recommendations, start a registry of their own, or find a friend's registry to get ideas about what to purchase for an upcoming baby shower or birthday party.
Though Korea has its own cancer registry, due to an insufficient amount of overall clinical information such as the comorbidities, use of the cancer registry data alone is not appropriate.
Some crosses originally registered only as Half-Arabians became popular enough to have their own breed registry, including the National Show Horse (an Arabian-Saddlebred cross), the Quarab Arabian-Quarter Horsee), the Pintabian the Welara (Arabian-Welsh Pony), and the Morab (Arabian-Morgan).
This would allow a hotel to host its own branded registry.
Dean is taking time off work as a special event coordinator to start her own cancer registry and online forum called Can Survive Cancer.
A few medical organizations here, like Kaiser Permanente, operate their own registries to good effect and the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York has recently set up a registry.
