Sentence examples for registries say from inspiring English sources

Corporate registries say they cannot take on more duties: their job is collecting documents, not checking them.

Advocates of registries say that the lack has resulted in an untold number of unnecessary surgeries and the waste of hundreds of millions of dollars.

Ideally, advocates of clinical trial registries say, such databases would show when a trial was started, list its objectives and then update that information with the trial's results or the reason it was terminated.

Advocates for the registries say they will be useful because they will allow animal shelters to screen potential adopters, alert law enforcement to the presence of residents with a history of hoarding and warn communities about violent offenders.

Registries say that registrations of adult animals outnumber those for foals every year, as many owners wait until the pony is old enough to be shown under saddle before registering them.

The drug industry opposes such registries, saying they would discourage doctors from receiving needed education.

"There's going to be a land rush, where companies and people are going to register various names in several registries," said Audrey Apfel, vice president of research at the Stamford-based research firm Gartner Group.

David Fleming, the executive director of Donate Life America, a nonprofit organization that operates many state organ procurement registries, says the page is encrypted, as is any donor information stored on the group's servers.

I also felt that couples felt obligated to add things to their registries," says Cheng. "Our site looks modern, it doesn't look greedy.

"That will trigger the IANA to activate its 'final /8' actions, which entail the IANA handing out a final /8 to each of the five regional internet registries," said Mr Huston.

But the biggest wrinkle, organizers of the registry say, may be motivating people to participate.