Sentence examples for to registries from inspiring English sources
noun
A building in which things are registered or where registers are kept.
New gTLDs are a boon to registries and those looking to cybersquat, but seriously - when was the last time you used a.info or.aero site intentionally?
In 2000, the General Medical Council, the profession's own watchdog, recommended that consent be sought before personal information is handed over to registries.
The group's director, Laura Ahearn, said an operator at the toll-free line would answer the phone and guide callers toward Internet registries and law enforcement offices with access to registries.
Also links to registries at Crate & Barrel, Williams-Sonoma and Dillard's, although not exclusively.
A "Paperlink" is a customized QR barcode that can be scanned with a smartphone to allow invitees access to everything from photos and videos to registries and detailed event information.
If you wanted, you could spend all day reporting scam callers to registries and your phone would likely still keep ringing off the hook with phony charities wanting your money and solar panel salesmen who insist you told them to call.
Having worked on them, he had returned them to Registry.
The answers now vary from registry to registry.
An earlier version referred to "registry office" where it should have said "register office".
Boddice issued guidelines to registry staff in case any election dispute was filed, including that they "immediately notify" his associate.
Not all of the items on Costco's website will have the "add to registry" option.
