Sentence examples for registration project from inspiring English sources

The Indiana Voter Registration Project would be fined $10,000.

Or when the League of Women Voters brings its High School Registration Project to your school cafeteria.

— Rep. Katherine Clark (D-Mass). will bring Nazda Alam, community organizer and chair of the Muslim Voter Registration Project.

Kemp has accused a 2013 voter registration project led by Abrams of sloppiness in registering voters and a failure to "adequately train canvassers to ensure legible, complete forms".

President Hockfield congratulates Eamon Kearns, part of the Online Registration Project Team, for receiving the Innovative Solutions Award.

The works go on display at Parsons tomorrow through Oct. 27, when a silent auction of the works will be held to benefit Parsons and Declare Yourself, a nonpartisan voter registration project.

With course registration projected to increase 30percentt in each of the next five years, three more buildings are being planned.

As H. Rap Brown, the defendant was an important organizer of the Alabama registration projects run by the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, particularly in Lowndes County, said Bob Mants, an organizer who remains in the mostly black county, which in 1964 had no black registered voters.

As a WPC organizer, West was involved in voter registration projects, educational issues, efforts to improve the treatment of African Americans on city buses, and efforts to improve the poor quality of segregated parks and recreational facilities.

The center provides scholarships and training for college students interested in working with community groups, it constructs models for communities and institutions to follow in such areas as education and conflict resolution, it runs a day-care center for poor families, it supports voter registration projects and it holds seminars on nonviolent protest techniques.

Abrams, as a black woman who spent years courting donors to fund voter registration projects targeting people of color through her New Georgia Project, is often given the shorthand label of a progressive.