Sentence examples for own registry from inspiring English sources

The Alzheimer's Association launched its own registry in 2010.

Wal-Mart, the nation's largest retailer, began its own registry, Wish List for College, in July.

Using the cystic fibrosis registry as a model, the National Parkinson Foundation has just started its own registry.

In a somber note on his site, he reported that his own registry had helped many in the first 24 hours but had since become "nearly useless".

While the Russell terrier gained acceptance at Westminster this year and the Parson Russell terrier is also a Westminster staple, the Jack Russell Terrier Club of America maintains its own registry and does not show at Westminster.

While the city's strict bans on assault weapons and gun dealers remain, the loss of control over its own registry, in effect since 1968, was another setback for gun control proponents — this time in President Obama's hometown, in a state run by Democrats.

Ultimately, the oceanic agency hopes that starting the federal registry will encourage states to adopt their own registries.

In Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Germany, Peru and Sweden, by contrast, the national government maintains its own registries of citizens eligible to vote, according to a 2009 report from the Brennan Center for Justice.

As the government moves its offices to districts it controls, antigovernment activists have established their own registries for births, deaths and marriages.

"Security is the responsibility of the national member states for their own registries," Ms. Kokkonen said, adding that the commission "would remind member states to take measures".

As with most Amazon services, the company found that many customers were creating their own registries for this purpose.