Sentence examples for registry would be from inspiring English sources
The central registry would be introduced into law by incorporating the EU's fourth money-laundering directive.
Jeb Bush made similar suggestions, while managing to say that a religious registry would be "wrong".
A land registry would be necessary to administer any property tax, and the UK already possesses a mostly complete one.
"A Muslim registry would be the first step in even more horrendous actions," Chu said in an interview.
She said the current national system would largely be eliminated by 2013, when a single registry would be introduced.
The registry would be open only to Westchester residents or to couples in which one partner is a Westchester County employee.
John Bentivoglio, a lawyer in Washington who represents drug makers, said the registries would be a burden for the companies and might be misinterpreted.
Data linking through the registries would be logistically efficient and enable PROMs to be linked with a standard clinical data set.
Thus individual registries would be able to calculate their completeness index exactly as they do now by obtaining their pre-calculated expected values from a central data set.
Alternative methods to ascertain screening history, such as medical record review or linkage to screening registries would be preferable to avoid measurement error.
Analysis of further data that may be available through national cancer registries would be of interest to establish whether this finding is the result of chance or is more widely reproducible.
