Examples of Marriage Registrar in a sentence
Butterfly valves shall have a combination air and vacuum valve installed on both sides of the valve.Butterfly valves approved by the CITY shall be one of the following types: Mueller, Lineseal III and XPII (sizes up to 48”) Pratt, Triton XR-70 (sizes 24” to 72”),K-Flo, 500 Series (sizes up to 20”) Butterfly valves shall be geared and designed for underground service and shall conform to current AWWA Specification, Rubber Seated Butterfly Valves, Class 150-B.
This is followed by data from interviews with service providers and welfare recipients.
Forbidding, by false personation issue of certificate by Marriage Registrar.
Except in case of danger of death in which at least one of the parties finds itself, the Marriage Registrar shall, together with the certificate mentioned in article 1,1.
Qualora rilevi qualche discrepanza tra i dati relativi agli sposi come risultano dal modulo di cui sopra e dai documenti canonici, il Parroco deve fare, al più presto possibile, le opportune verifiche al fine di concordare col "Marriage Registrar" la corretta stesura dello stesso modulo.
The propensity for girls to be more inclined to participate in voluntary activities is consistent with findings in both Canada and the United Kingdom (Pancer and Pratt 1999; Roker et al., 1999).youth.
Should the Parish Priest notice any discrepancy between the information referring to the spouses as it results from the form mentioned above and from the canonical documents, the Parish Priest must, as soon as possible, make the opportune verifications so as to reach agreement with the Marriage Registrar about the correct compilation of the said form.
Certificate to be forwarded to Marriage Registrar, copied and sent to Registrar General.
If the board of trustees, the college or the university, as applicable, denies an application after it has been resubmitted pursuant to subsection 3, the applicant may submit a written request for sponsorship by the State Public Charter School Authority not more than 30 days after receipt of the written notice of denial.
It was supplemented in 1970 by similar provision for non-Anglican marriages under a Registrar General’s Certificate (Marriage (Registrar General’s License) Act 1970), but restricted to cases where one of the intending parties to the marriage is seriously ill and not expected to recover, and so cannot be moved.