Sentence examples for strong registration from inspiring English sources

She is a well-financed candidate in a state where Democrats have a strong registration advantage and voter turnout is likely to be high during a presidential election year.

We note here that Ellenberger [3] interpreted these wide-gauge tracks and drag marks as made by a swimming animal, an interpretation we disagree with based on the strong registration of the pes and metatarsus on the substrate (which indicates the animal was supporting its body weight), the regularity of the footfall pattern, and the inferred shallow water in the riverbed [11].

THIS is interesting because his Congressional district is in Suffolk County, which has some of the strongest registration and licensing regulations in the country.

In any case, Mr. Obama's early strategy here has been the same as it has been in other states — a strong voter registration drive.

Without strong civil registration systems, it is virtually impossible to plan or implement effective development strategies.

Own age reports are often captured via dates of birth from national identity documents, as described above, and are thus supported by a relatively strong vital registration system.

"By starting with strong civil registration systems, not only will the continent be closer to meeting its commitments to children but these investments will help inform planning needs for the next generation as well as meeting broader development goals".

The ultimate aim, he says, should be for the Indian government to develop a stronger civil registration system to record the details of all deaths - not just a sample as in the Million Deaths Study.

National development plans must adapt to prepare for demographic shifts, notably through stronger civil registration and vital statistics systems.

Generation 2030 / Africa calls specifically for expanded access to reproductive health services, girls' education and empowerment, and stronger civil registration and vital statistics systems.

In line with these initiatives, UNICEF advocates for universal birth registration, stronger monitoring of abuse, and education and psychosocial programmes for children affected by armed conflict.