registrant
Americannoun
noun
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- nonregistrant noun
Etymology
Origin of registrant
1885–90, < Medieval Latin registrant- (stem of registrāns ) present participle of registrāre. See register, -ant
Example Sentences
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The Department of Health said there were 18,449 registered nurses and midwives with a staff turnover rate of about 1,000 registrants per annum, "which has been consistent for the past three years".
From BBC
The website, whose registrant remains unclear, contained about 4,900 workers’ full names, birthdates, employee numbers and vaccination details, including shot dates, specific dose information and whether employees had declined an injection.
From Los Angeles Times
“DEA’s new rule will streamline the registration process to make it easier for registrants to provide needed services to underserved parts of the country,” Dr. Levine told reporters during a conference call.
From Washington Times
Twenty-two percent of refugees had at least one dose of vaccine, as did 12% of recent provincial health plan registrants, well below the 38% for Canadian-born and long-term residents, the study found.
From Reuters
Officials aim to provide at least 250 shots a day of the single-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine to walk-up registrants ages 18 and older.
From Washington Times
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