Sentence examples for registration projects from inspiring English sources

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.

Cranston continued intervening on behalf of Keating after the April 1987 meetings, contacting both Wall and California state regulators and continuing to receive large amounts of new donations to the voter registration projects from Keating.

This study was conducted to assess the incidence of acute and chronic rhinosinusitis by analysing data from two Dutch general practice registration projects.

Data on the management of infectious conjunctivitis in general practice from registration projects and studies, which took place before the guideline was published, were available [ 3- 7].

The aim of our study was to assess the incidence of ARS and CRS diagnosed by GPs by analysing data from these two Dutch general practice registration projects.

Okkes et al. compared data from a general population health survey of the Dutch Central Bureau for Statistics (CBS) about episodes of chronic diseases experienced by the respondents with data from general practice registration projects.

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

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

In 2004, his voter registration project was investigated by the Justice Department and the attorneys general in Arizona, Nevada and Oregon after widespread allegations of fraud surfaced, but no charges were brought.

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.

Mr. Branch wrote: "As the one S.N.C.C. student who lived continuously in Greenwood during the nine months of the registration project, Block had acquired a local reputation as a stubborn, lonely figure among the strange new breed of devout daredevils".