But unlike the traditional registries, which are typically free to set up at department stores, some trip registries charge service fees.
The existing sex-offender registries, which cause convicted people to be reviled and ostracized long after their penalty, are ready-made to support that turn.
The Obama administration supports draft legislation, introduced in both houses of Congress, that would create ownership registries which would be available to law enforcement (though not the public).
The commission said spot trading at all European Union registries, which track ownership of allowances, would be suspended until at least Wednesday.
The researchers used Danish medical registries, which contain data on Denmark's entire population of over five million people, many of them tracked since birth.
Opponents insisted, for example, that a new background-check law would result in gun registries, which the legislation explicitly would have forbidden.
Some companies have programs that retain information that was expunged from registries, which they publish online, demanding that offenders pay steep fees in order to have the damaging data removed.
In the tradition of wedding registries, which for years have lulled people into believing that a full set of flatware was adequate ammunition for marching into marriage, baby registries promise the illusion of success.
Registers are held by registries, which are the systems in place for the continuous registration of cases'.
That would be more effective than what we do now: adding to our sex offender registries, which are bogged down with an estimated 674,000 people.
Today, a maximum of eight foundation lines for Lipizzans are recognized by various registries, which refer to them as "dynasties".
