registrant

Only one person at a time should sign into the system for the registrant.

Those changes and others will probably reduce the number of new Democratic registrants.

Even the registrants wouldn't know he'd be there, until the following morning.

Getting registrants to vote in an election is another focus of the organization.

Registrants will be given a list of supplies to take.

The company has set up a Web site, www.freedsl.com, for registrants.

I'm going to have to limit the number of registrants or there won't be room to move.

Who or what entity do I name as the registrant?

The conference was very well attended, with over 800 registrants.

Preference for these programs will be given to conference registrants.

A local presence is not required of domain name registrants.

In addition every registrant must receive equal and open access.

Forty percent of these registrants were young voters between 18 and 29 years old.

Traffic backed up and over 5000 of the registrants were not able to run.

If selected, the registrant would be called and become a participant.

Having expected 200 responses, he said, the agency recorded 347 registrants from around the world.

The staff also will not object if a registrant uses a more current exchange rate.

Those registrants can use only part of the site.

Over 500 registrants per day would visit the resort in the peak summer season.

The registrant also monitored trade and political issues of interest to Taiwan.

Also, they have called for domain name registrants to contact the Florida attorney general.

I am a lobbyist who is employed by more than one registrant.

I am sure that, with such political support from all three institutions, the threshold of 4000 registrants will very soon be reached.

In 1914, the state began to supply license plates to registrants.

That could add millions of new registrants to the voting rolls.