Sentence examples for registries something from inspiring English sources

It could be even cheaper for Facebook to develop its own software to check official state sex offender registries, something it has proposed doing in the past.

The commission plans to recommend that the bishops conference set up a national registry, something that victims' advocates say they asked for years ago.

Maybe it's that they will vote for a bill, despite their speculative concerns that it will create an intrusive federal registry (something like that intrusive federal registry of people with bad driving records, or of people with passports, or of people born in the United States), and then the law will have no effect.

That was not the only bad news for General Fonseka's underdog effort to win the presidency: when he went to cast his own ballot his name was not listed on the voter registry, something his campaign said was an effort to derail his candidacy.

They also fear that universal background checks will inevitably result in a nationwide gun registry, something they have long opposed.

"We're talking about a national registry, something that would allow us to get a handle on disease hot spots in relation to certain environmental exposures," he says.

He later said he had not understood the reporter's question and merely wanted a registry of refugees from places like Syria, although he added that a full Muslim registry is "something we should start thinking about".

By the time he reached rural bus services, privatising the Land Registry and something about standpipes, MPs were visibly losing the will to live and Corbyn was lost in a jungle of his own words, hacking wildly.

But the one feature that proved the most impactful was the Sibling Registry -- something I never thought I would use, let alone value.

He ultimately spent 16 years behind bars for the crime and faces a lifetime on the sex offender registry for something he says he never did.

"Registries are not something you can build and walk away from.