Sentence examples for registry should be from inspiring English sources

Plans to privatise the Land Registry should be put on hold and a new consultation with stakeholders launched, Labour has told the government.

Ms. Blaine and others said the registry should be open to the public, especially to victims wanting to verify that the priest who abused them was on the list.

The question is whether the descriptor registry should be populated with 43 or 274 Descriptor definitions.

NIH officials say a preliminary version of the registry should be available within the next couple of weeks.

Any wishes expressed explicitly by an adult patient (donor card, which can be likened to an advance directive for multiorgan retrieval; and verification of the donation refusal registry) should be honored.

A diabetes national registry should be created.

The National Firearm Dealers Association president, Luca Scribani Rossi, said responsibility for the management of firearm registries should be removed from police and passed to authorities responsible for operating and managing licensing systems.

The information on sex-offender registries should be held by the police, not published online, says Ms Tofte, and released "on a need-to-know basis".

Other recommendations are that company registries should be searchable online and operators should make an effort to verify the information supplied.Such ideas might seem uncontroversial, but they are not.

Jorgensen, a social democrat MEP, said he was confident that although this time "Hedegaard and her colleagues are taking it extremely seriously", national carbon registries should be administered by tax authorities who are used to dealing with tricky technical revenue issues.

Education, he said, simply "doesn't work," though it might have an effect in the long run, which Michigan registries should be able to track over time as these children grow older.