The accuracy and reliability of population registers also depends on the timely de-registration of persons when they leave the country – as well as notification of changes in their residence within it.
On the second day of the festival, there was a thank offering, a procession, and the official registration of adopted persons.
The Births and Deaths Registration Act provided for free birth registration of all persons born in Bangladesh up to 2 July 2008.
"We note, for example, the statute would require registration of a person accused of both a predatory offense and a nonpredatory offense arising out of the same set of circumstances who exercised his right to a trial and was acquitted of the predatory offense but convicted on the nonpredatory one".
With accurate registration of a person's face from multiple images across time, from a family photo album for instance, it would capture not only the 3D structure but also the progression and development of dysmorphic gestalt.
The pre-registration of all persons in the targeted for area for OCV greatly facilitated the modification required for children when we were informed of the concurrent Expanded Immunization Program with measles and polio vaccines.
In 1871, the Imperial Japanese government passed a law, the koseki-ho, which required registration of households and persons in Japan.
NSW death registration data comprise records of persons who died in NSW, regardless of their place of residence.
Due to a lack of health insurance card and registration with the National Register of Persons, undocumented migrants will have no formal access to general practitioners in the general health care system.
Handguns are now allowed within the city limits under strict regulation: Owners must undergo classroom and firing-range training by certified instructors; there is a limit of one handgun registration per person per month and only one handgun can be assembled in the home at a time; no handguns can be taken from the home, even onto a front porch, unless they are disassembled.
applied a seventy-year-old federal law barring registration of trademarks that "disparage... persons, living or dead, institutions, beliefs, or national symbols, or bring them into contempt, or disrepute".
