registrar
ਰਜਿਸਟਰਾਰ
definition
noun
the registrar of births and deaths
an official responsible for keeping a register or official records.
example
When you've made your musical selection, do run it past the officiating 'registrar' to make sure that it is acceptable.
According to Joanne Wade of the 'registrar' 's office, information systems and technology, that the statement simply reflects the current practice.
As well as being the proud mum at the civil ceremony - she'll also be the officiating 'registrar' .
Professor Stewart was summoned to the 'registrar' 's office at the University of Adelaide.
Our 'registrar' is accepting membership for this year, which remains unchanged at €10 per adult and €1 per juvenile.
The business school is expected to open its doors in 2004, according to university 'registrar' , Dr David Redmond.
A superintendent 'registrar' of births, marriages, and deaths had the duty of registering all marriages.
According to the 'registrar' of Bradley Polytechnic Institute in the founding year of 1897, names and descriptions of courses are not given.
Today's ceremony will have all the trappings of a wedding but without the trap as, for legal reasons, it can't be performed by a real 'registrar' until the pair give 90 days notice of their intention to marry.
He does, however, feel that mistakes such as these should not be happening, and cautions fellow students, urging them to pay careful attention when dealing with the 'registrar' 's office.
Independent schools inspector Jim Beeke asked the 'registrar' of companies to review potential conflict of interest with company executives controlling the schools' boards.
The Civil Partnership Act will allow gay people to sign an official document in front of the 'registrar' and two witnesses.
the 'registrar' of births and deaths
Ms. Weils instructed us to follow the hall down to the 'registrar' 's office, where her courses would be scheduled and final paperwork would be completed.
As a student who is paying for university using government money, I find myself appalled at the service from the 'registrar' 's office.
Football's original pin-up was described by university 'registrar' James O'Kane as ‘noteworthy, sometimes notorious, but never ignored’.
When either a collection or items to be added to an existing collection come to an institution, a 'registrar' creates a record of the content and then passes the content along to the collection manager.
a 'registrar' in rheumatology
This is often the most frustrating part of the whole process because the power is suddenly removed from the coach and athlete as it is thrust into the hands of the 'registrar' 's office.
Wade explained that the 'registrar' has been very proactive in communicating the availability of the bursary program to students and they will continue to be proactive in doing so.
Seamus was a County Council employee and the local 'registrar' for births, marriages and deaths.
Previously the 'registrar' , Helen's new role is one of four titles created at the museum as part of a restructuring programme aimed at paving the way for more growth and development.
After a few calls, not only did I learn exactly what the 'registrar' 's office does, but I also learned that my father had not paid a penny of my first semester's tuition.
Not only are you required to check your marks on the Internet, but you have to go to the 'registrar' 's office to obtain your password.
She still had a lot of pain and on April 21, 1996, she was seen by a medical 'registrar' , who recorded she was complaining of very severe pain.
Studying on a scholarship from an American church, the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, he stayed to work at the college as a 'registrar' and teacher.
Waterford city native, Dr John Nolan is the 'registrar' or chief executive of the National University of Ireland, under whose aegis the new degree was developed.
At present the office of the vice chancellor together with the office of the 'registrar' and concerned parties are engaged in consultations about this problem.
The Otago University's 'registrar' , Augustus Hamilton, had pieced together a skeleton of the extinct bird and even added feathers.
No one asked which faculty I was in or checked my student number against the 'registrar' 's list.
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