Sentence examples for set up a registry from inspiring English sources

The money will be used to set up a registry to track and map cancer cases in dogs and cats.

Ms. Doncaster, who works in a human resources department at Harvard, recently set up a registry at Crate & Barrel and Bed Bath & Beyond.

W. Cary Edwards, a commission member, said he hoped the state would set up a registry for complaints against unscrupulous builders.

Among the others was an insurance industry challenge to California's Holocaust Victim Insurance Relief Act, which set up a registry of information on insurance policies issued to Holocaust victims.

The F.D.A. now requires manufacturers to track heart valves and other implants like pacemakers where failures can be catastrophic, but some argue that the federal government should set up a registry for all implantable devices.

Investigators must set up a registry of missing persons that includes photos and known information, such as the clothing worn when they disappeared and the date and place they were last seen.

Setting up a registry is simple.

But in the Senate bill, the Federal Trade Commission must merely consider setting up a registry, and the F.T.C. has suggested it does not want to.

It also includes an expansion of the existing assault weapons ban, requires background checks on all firearms sales and sets up a registry of weapons offenders.

CDC and Congress are considering setting up a registry.

One treaty, for example, covers the rescue and return of astronauts who, in an emergency, might come down anywhere on Earth; another establishes the liability of parties who put things into space for damage they might cause if they come down again without burning up; and another sets up a registry for identification of objects in Earth orbit.