Sentence examples for registration exercise from inspiring English sources

It added: "However, although ZEC has released these figures, the correct numbers are higher than this considering that two million people particularly in the urban areas failed to register in the chaotic voter registration exercise.

Last week Zimbabwe's electoral commission announced a month-long extension to its voter registration exercise, saying that only 5 million of the anticipated 7 million people had registered under a new biometric system designed to reduce fraud.

Nearly 11m voters were registered for presidential polls last October, when Mr Karzai was elected, and officials estimate that this could increase by a further 2m during the current registration exercise.

After taking all this into account we realised that we need to extend the registration exercise.

To further reduce the number of children who do not attend pre-school, the Education Ministry has also started working with all primary schools in mid 2007 to identify children who are not attending preschool at the point of the Primary One registration exercise.

The five-day registration exercise also provided regular polio vaccinations for under-5 children.

Each module contains several interventions, each of which comprises the following elements: (1) introduction, (2) psycho-education, (3) "homework" assignments (e.g., registration exercises; discuss intimacy with partner; sensate focus exercises) and (4) reporting back to the therapist and receiving feedback on the homework assignments.

"Whilst thanking the government for the full mobilization of traditional leaders for the mop-up birth-registration exercise, I'd like to call on all the relevant government agencies to ensure that birth registration is sustained," he says.

"Whilst thanking the government for the full mobilisation of traditional leaders for the mop-up birth-registration exercise, I'd like to call on all the relevant government agencies to ensure that birth registration is sustained," he says.

All patients were connected to a heart rate monitor with continuous registration during exercise.

And in a statement it said was simply carrying out a "registration and protection exercise to protect existing rights and interests", which have reportedly been made vulnerable to changes in the law in the Land Registration Act 2002.