Sentence examples for registry back from inspiring English sources

"And they say, 'That's something I want.' " Even the Xolo enjoyed a brief moment of vogue in 1940, when Chinito Jr., a dog bred and owned by a New Yorker named Valetska Radtke, became the first and only A.K.C. champion since the dog made its debut in the club's stud registry back when Grover Cleveland was president.

The 21-year-old University of New Hampshire track and field star got swabbed to join the bone marrow registry back when he was a sophomore and didn't think much of it, WMUR reports.

Be very careful when working with the registry; back up everything and double check that you are manipulating the right registry entries.

If all fails, simply end explorer2.exe via the task manager and re-launch explorer.exe after changing the shell values in the registry back to "explorer.exe" (excluding quotes).

You don't have to worry about that, after all you did the registry back-up, right?

By contrast, you can download the "price paid" data from the Land Registry going back to January 1995 for free, and use it for business.

Now the registry is back on, courtesy of a bill signed into law earlier today by President Trump.

Cooney used to only get examiners to come to his driving school on Saturdays, but the Registry cut back on some of those slots and began giving him Monday appointments about two or three years ago.

Clinical registries provide vital clinically observed metrics but they typically lack patient-reported outcomes and generally do not provide registry data back to patients; moreover, the timing and tempo of clinical interviews and observations follow a research visit timeline as opposed to the calendar of the patient and her experiences.

The registry dates back to 2002 and contains mostly prevalent cases, although some clinics have entered data retrospectively.

The linkage to cancer registry dating back to 1972 provided the opportunity to assess history of cancer as a risk factor for pregnancy-associated cancer.