Sentence examples for problematic registration from inspiring English sources
Although the (problematic) registration of ethnicity is not given any attention in this report, it does seem to have influenced the discussion: And of course even then we weren't allowed to screen on the basis of ethnicity.
The number of "problematic" voter registration cards that have been submitted by Acorn employees is not yet known.
Senator John McCain's presidential campaign on Friday stepped up its efforts to tie Senator Barack Obama to a community organizing group that has been accused of involvement in problematic voter registrations in several hotly contested states, including Colorado, Indiana, Nevada and North Carolina.
It said the company was proud of its record of registering Republicans, Democrats and independent voters and would "continue to address any suspicions of problematic voter registrations quickly and without fail".
PAGE A10 national EFFORTS BY MCCAIN TO LINK Obama to Controversial Group Senator John McCain's presidential campaign stepped up its efforts to tie Senator Barack Obama to a community organizing group that has been accused of involvement in problematic voter registrations in several hotly contested states, including Colorado, Indiana, Nevada and North Carolina.
A similar observation has been reported in the literature and found problematic for image registration [20].
Problematic issues of image registration and outlook for the future research are discussed too.
"Undoubtedly the system and the child registration law were problematic.
The software may suggest particular points to re-register, or the user may select problematic points to delete from the registration.
This was because while the number of IUDs, condoms and contraceptive pills distributed can be counted, calculating coverage is problematic in the absence of a registration book to follow up every couple.
A potential difficulty is the lack of anatomical information contained within PET scans, meaning that image registration with CT can be problematic [ 21].
