noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
number/license/registration plate (=on a car)
▪ Did anyone see the car’s license plate?
registration number
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
civil
▪ The civil registration G-BGHB was originally allocated but with the vogue for out of sequence personal registrations this was changed to G-DPIT.
▪ Nevertheless, the 1841 census is a useful source, close in date to the start of civil registration.
▪ Later re-designated the AIR-1 and given the civil registration R-RAIR, a replica of this aircraft is now preserved in the Museum.
compulsory
▪ He has called for the compulsory registration of all property transactions in an attempt to stop the use of secret deals.
▪ Therefore the withdrawal of compulsory registration altered the situation.
▪ Nine out of 10 directors say there should be compulsory registration of private care agencies.
electoral
▪ Mr Alton said official electoral registration surveys were inadequate, missing many people actually eligible to vote.
▪ Only 0.3 percent. of the advertising budget is spent on electoral registration.
▪ Each year every household receives an electoral registration form.
national
▪ The list is part of a national registration scheme which comes into effect from today.
▪ However, not everybody is in favour of national mandatory registration.
▪ Cases were assigned to areas according to their residence address at diagnosis as defined for the national cancer registration scheme.
new
▪ It is estimated that this August, a third of all new L registration cars will be bought by women.
▪ The new law requires registration of rifles and shotguns, with the aim of keeping them out of the hands of criminals.
▪ This figure is less than the average number of new company registrations every month.
▪ This was because car manufacturers gave retailers bonus payments if there were sufficient new registrations during a given period.
▪ In the period December 10-20 new registrations stood at 1953, up 857 on the number sold in 1999.
■ NOUN
car
▪ Names, car registration, room number.
▪ He takes the cars registration number and calls the police.
▪ New car registrations have risen from 99,000 in 1989 to 140,000 last year.
card
▪ International hotels can produce the registration card in several languages, which is of assistance to foreign travellers. 5.
▪ It contained a registration card for the Republican party and a membership card to the National Rifle Association.
▪ Fill in the yellow registration card and return it to the address shown on the card. 3.
▪ You have to return the registration card, but EtherExpress buyers also get a copy of LANSight Express.
▪ Club and pub doormen would have to carry registration cards and face a vetting procedure if the project takes off this year.
document
▪ The rogue took the car and registration documents.
▪ Clearly selling a second-hand car without an ignition key or registration document would not be acting in the ordinary course of business.
▪ A motor vehicle's registration document is not, however, a document of title.
▪ He retained the ignition key though he accidentally left the registration document locked in the glove compartment.
▪ The dealer supplied his own key, found the registration document and sold the car.
▪ Normally the police then trace the owner through registration documents and the garage offers to do any necessary repairs.
fee
▪ Three-fifths of this was spent on travel, tuition fees, exam and registration fees and childcare.
▪ A registration fee of $ is also required.
▪ Business operators were required to pay a $ 25 annual registration fee and city business taxes.
▪ Consultants would pay registration fees and file quarterly reports with the city Ethics Commission.
▪ The registration fee is $ 75, which includes breakfast, lunch, prizes, complimentary beverages and golf.
▪ Find out how much foal registration fees will be and whether or not you need to join any breed society.
▪ The cost of the ceremony will be $ 35, which comes on top of a $ 30 domestic partners registration fee.
form
▪ The registration forms can easily be checked against the original reservation.
▪ Hermandad is one of the agencies where Arauz said she saw workers assisting noncitizens with voter registration forms.
▪ The registration form is repeated at the end of this issue.
▪ His bland face showed no expression as she filled out the registration form and he handed her a key.
▪ At Trent Park, you will be given a registration form to fill in and hand in before starting the walk.
▪ Still, executives say, the company has been activating 90 percent of addresses on the day it gets the registration forms.
▪ When he was in Norfolk he had to fill in an alien's registration form.
▪ Each year every household receives an electoral registration form.
land
▪ A draft bill based on the results of the commission's review of land registration is set to be published in 1999.
name
▪ A simple tactic is domain name registration.
▪ Under the agreement, Verio will offer NetObjects Fusion 4.0 customers 30 days of free Web hosting and domain-#name registration.
▪ Initial offerings, available today at www.gateway-hosting.com, include a complete range of web hosting and domain name registration services.
▪ Domain name registration for customers seeking to establish a Web address.
▪ Verio's new self-serve domain name registration services provide customers with an easy-to-use and faster way to register and manage domain names.
number
▪ Some also alter the painted registration number on the car to match the fake plates.
▪ The registration number of any vehicle seen swopping lanes was recorded and radioed ahead to the entrance where they were stopped.
▪ Progress on the collection of registration numbers appears to be patchy.
▪ From its registration number it was only three years old, and it looked well-kept, the front tyres were new.
▪ He takes the cars registration number and calls the police.
▪ A sharp-eyed assistant took down his registration number and contacted the police.
▪ My foreign lawyer registration number is ....
numbers
▪ Progress on the collection of registration numbers appears to be patchy.
▪ Many of the vehicles had windows smashed to disguise engraved registration numbers and stop police tracing them.
▪ Then I looked at the chassis and registration numbers and realised it was my old car.
▪ The registration numbers of two of the cars were radioed back to me.
officer
▪ If the registration officer disallows your application he will let you know.
▪ It may be that, in some areas, registration officers were less than assiduous in chasing up the laggards.
▪ The local registration officer will decide when a collective community charge should be paid.
procedure
▪ The registration procedure is as prone to human error as any other system of recording.
▪ Meanwhile, other federal officials on campus worked out registration procedures.
▪ Course dates, formats, and registration procedures etc vary considerably among the participating organisations.
▪ The National Assembly on Dec. 6 enacted a law affirming the right to form political parties and simplifying registration procedures.
▪ As we shall see, there are also significant differences in registration procedures.
process
▪ As part of the registration process, you're provided with a unique encryption key.
▪ Other plebes standing in line at 6 a. m. Tuesday to start the registration process had their families with them.
▪ A simple registration process is augmented by the lack of personal details you need to give.
▪ Last summer, Karadzic undermined the registration process for national elections.
▪ The Review Committee is made up of individuals with no previous connection with the audit registration process.
▪ By the Jan. 31 deadline a further nine parties had successfully completed the registration process.
▪ They became operative on, and the registration process started from that date.
requirement
▪ And some of the identified regulations - notably regulations on domestic bond markets such as listing and registration requirements - remain widespread.
▪ The issues under discussion include actually beginning the mandatory registration requirement which was never implemented.
scheme
▪ The list is part of a national registration scheme which comes into effect from today.
▪ Cases were assigned to areas according to their residence address at diagnosis as defined for the national cancer registration scheme.
service
▪ As Registrar it provides shareholders registration services to over 200 companies.
▪ Initial offerings, available today at www.gateway-hosting.com, include a complete range of web hosting and domain name registration services.
▪ Verio's new self-serve domain name registration services provide customers with an easy-to-use and faster way to register and manage domain names.
shelf
▪ Co. and is part of a $ 1 billion shelf registration.
statement
▪ After the registration statements are effective, Maxxam said it will be able to initiate securities offerings.
system
▪ Marriage has both religious and legal aspects and this results in a complicated registration system.
▪ Where sites are distributing the data locally, in whatever form, they must set up their own local registration system.
▪ The computerised registration systems being introduced into some schools will allow sophisticated analyses of attendance patterns to be made much more quickly.
vat
▪ Mr Major also raised the threshold for VAT registration by £1,800, to £24,500, and simplified registration requirements.
▪ It is not usually advisable for Newco to adopt the vendor's VAT registration number.
▪ Firstly, the VAT registration threshold is to be increased from £36,600 to £37,600.
▪ David reminds us that the threshold for VAT registration is raised from £25,000 per year turnover to £35,000.
▪ For that reason we ask you herewith to supply your VAT registration number.
vehicle
▪ They can be issued traffic and parking tickets, and the State Department can revoke their vehicle registration or license.
voter
▪ It comes amid a campaign for voter registration for the region's first local elections, scheduled for the autumn.
▪ But that law was repealed as part of a legislative effort to boost voter registration and participation.
▪ The petitions had accused Biya of adding names to voter registration lists, setting up fake polling stations and withholding ballot papers.
▪ Turnout dipped despite an increase in voter registration.
▪ Hermandad is one of the agencies where Arauz said she saw workers assisting noncitizens with voter registration forms.
▪ The Democrats had mounted an intense voter registration drive before the election, bringing thousands of inexperienced voters on to the rolls.
▪ For example, in addition to voter registration drives, there is a proposal by Rep.
▪ He went to Tallahassee to help with voter registration, and there were a few bad riots up there that year.
■ VERB
apply
▪ Eight further political parties were formally legalized on Feb. 5 and other parties were encouraged to apply for registration.
▪ The Receiver in Bankruptcy applies for registration of a receiving order.
▪ Depending on the size of the operations I would however recommend that the treasurer consider applying for registration as a charity.
complete
▪ By the Jan. 31 deadline a further nine parties had successfully completed the registration process.
▪ Working to the future we hope to complete the mammoth registration task with childminders.
▪ Groups can register in the usual way when they arrive, each individual completing a separate registration form.
pay
▪ Consultants would pay registration fees and file quarterly reports with the city Ethics Commission.
provide
▪ As Registrar it provides shareholders registration services to over 200 companies.
▪ It requires states to provide registration through drivers' license agencies, public assistance bureaus and through mail-in programs.
require
▪ However, for a variety of reasons such agreements are unlikely to require registration, as matters stand.
▪ Cost is $ 20, and pre-registration is required.
▪ Registration is also required of any property acquired by a company which is subject to a charge of a class requiring registration.
▪ Many cities require registration of alarm systems, provide for a warning process, fine violators and authorize disconnection of alarm systems.
▪ The new law requires registration of rifles and shotguns, with the aim of keeping them out of the hands of criminals.
▪ Government officials are considering whether to require his registration as a foreign agent.
▪ My understanding of shareware is that it can be freely distributed but requires registration by the user for a clear conscience.
▪ Alpha World requires registration and asks you to become an immigrant by downloading software into your computer.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
▪ May I see your license and registration, Ma'am?
▪ The registration fee is $75.
▪ voter registration
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪ For companies you need their full name, country of registration and registration number.
▪ If the registration officer disallows your application he will let you know.
▪ Last month disagreements about who should be eligible to vote brought registration to a halt.
▪ The current shareware program is version 4.0 and on registration you receive free updates for life.
▪ Up at the plaza across from Damrosch Park, tables line the perimeter for registrations.
▪ Women are the biggest demographic group but not the only one that will be the target of voter registration appeals.