Sentence examples for registration in the same from inspiring English sources

According to the rulings of the US Securities and Exchange Commission SECC), robo-advisers require registration in the same way human investment advisers do.

Section 19 gave de facto recognition of overseas qualifications which allowed doctors with qualifications obtained in the Commonwealth countries to obtain full registration in the same way as those who held a UK primary medical qualification.

29 In uMkhanyakude district, completeness of birth registration in the same year was 73% in 2012, with more than half of all late registrations occurring in the subsequent year.

In Japan, the number of used car registrations in 2014 was 3.28 million, whereas new car registrations in the same year were 4.70 million (JADA: Japan Automobile Dealers Association 2015).

The employee is paid benefits for days of unemployment in excess of four in that registration period and for days of unemployment in excess of four in any subsequent registration period in the same benefit year because earlier in the benefit year the employee had a registration period, August 18 to August 31, in which he or she satisfied the waiting period.

Because it wasn't a census, the normal '100 year rule' does not apply to the 1939 registration operation in the same rigid way that applies to census records.

Ohio does not have party registration in that same way that other states do.

Ohio Ohio does not have party registration in that same way that other states do.

Registration date and date of first enrolment were in the same month in 20.7% of records.

The characteristics of the women in the sample were, at registration, essentially the same as those in the sampling frame (Niswander and Gordon 1972).

However, since some centimeter-scale errors may remain in the GNSS positioning data, the registration is further refined based on the cloud-based registration with the same, unchanged key features in the point cloud using the ICP algorithm, which can reduce the errors down to millimeter scales (e.g., Pesci et al. 2007; Teza et al. 2007).