Sentence examples for registration books from inspiring English sources

Then around 1915 the began making voters sign in the registration books, and in 1925 came the voting machines.

Ms. Brewer was speaking from a polling site at Public School 9, where she was trying to speed up the process by passing out voting cards to people so that they could fill them out before reaching the workers with the registration books.

The great body of the day belonged to the two of us, sitting there on opposite sides of a table, with our pencils and registration books, a copy of the election laws, a city directory, a street map of the precinct, and two cups of coffee.

Finally, she said, Gen. Nikolai G. Golovanov, deputy commandant of Russian forces in Chechnya, who grew up in Grozny in a military family, took an interest in the case, and forced the police station to open its cells and show its registration books to families.

Although transfer of registration books from one province to Hanoi or HCMCs is easier than before, it requires a complicated paperwork procedure (Demombynes and Vu 2016).

To capture the short-term migration, we use the second definition in which a person is defined as a short-term migrant if she/he has no registration books and has lived in Hanoi and HCMC since 2008, i.e., have lived in the cities for less than 2 years.

Uzbekistan has introduced an inspection registration book and set up a department for the protection of entrepreneurs' rights.

According to officials from Liberians for Actions and Progress, Mr. Aghailas's supporters stole a voter registration book.

The election official looked up from the registration book and said to her, "So you're switching parties?" "Yes," she said in a low voice.

The medic at Juba Teaching Hospital said some patients from Rejaf who died at the hospital had been admitted for malaria, anemia, facial bleeding and, as written in the registration book, "running too long".

Mr Neri talks of "the return of the carteira de trabalho" (the employment registration book that comes with a formal-sector job).Moreover, thanks partly to a government cash-transfer scheme called Bolsa Familia, aimed at the poor, Brazil has reversed the vast rise in income inequality that accompanied the earlier period of state-led middle-class expansion.