Converse of object

• allow: Use and exposure categories The UK compromise proposals allow registrants to adopt a voluntary approach to use and exposure categories.

• contact: Nominet will then contact the registrant in order to find out whether or not they wish to renew the domain name.

Adjective modifier

• prospective: The indexing and lists provide prospective registrants with a structured basis for determining names and viewing those selected by other registrants.

• legal: Do I need to know the legal registrant 's full details?

• foreign: What might be the future of the SEC's requirement for foreign registrants to provide a reconciliation of selected financial information to US GAAP?

• existing: Early indications are that existing registrants might continue to be regulated by their current statutory regulator.

• potential: The site is aimed at the public and both current and potential professional registrants.

• current: The WHOIS search facility will enable you to identify the current registrant.

Modifies a noun

• id: If Nominet would create a meta account in which a customer can access all his registrant ids it would not.

• transfer: Cost recovery charges How much does a registrant transfer cost?

• address: For example, if the registrant address is incorrect your ISP will be able to amend these records on Nominet's database.

• field: Effect on other fields The setting for the registrant type field has an effect on the way some other fields must be set.

• detail: Why do I have to provide Nominet with complete registrant contact details?

• name: You can also search for a specific phrase within the registrant name, or an exact registrant name to match.

Noun used with modifier

• .uk: Would I run off with the money or would a handful of my friends make fortunes at the expense of .uk registrants?

• domain: That contract did not intend to confer rights to domain name registrants.

• name: That contract did not intend to confer rights to domain name registrants.

Possessives

• name: Making changes to your domain name How do I correct the registrant's name?

Preposition: in

• .ustld: Registrants in the.usTLD must satisfy the nexus requirement ( " Nexus " or " Nexus Requirements " ) set out at: http://www.neustar.us/policies/docs/ustld_nexus_requirements.pdf.

Preposition: of

• name: Once a domain name is registered, who is the legal registrant of the domain name?