Sentence examples for Properly authenticated from inspiring English sources

The panel said that the documents had not been properly authenticated, but that it had no evidence they were forgeries.

The documents turned out not to have been properly authenticated, and the resulting controversy -- known as Memogate -- would seem to have led to Rather's early retirement from his post as anchor of the evening news.

This is the steam locomotive that, on 30 November 1934, on a downhill stretch between Little Bytham and Essendine in Lincolnshire, became the first to hit a properly authenticated speed of 100mph, passing into legend and making heroes of driver, Bill Sparshatt, and fireman, Bob Webster.

When a properly authenticated foreign judgment is filed with the clerk of any district or county court in North Dakota and notice is properly given to all parties, Beck v. Smith, 296 N.D.198086 (N.D.1980), the clerk treats the foreign judgment in the same manner as a judgment of a district or county court of this state.

They claimed the group's application was not properly authenticated and that it did not arrive on time.

In order to grant individual access rights and permissions, entities must be properly authenticated in the system.

found, the I.R.S. refunded more than $2 billion to taxpayers who filed electronically without properly authenticating their returns.

The remedy is to enforce existing law and restore the incentives for banks to properly authenticate their customers.Ross AndersonCambridge, CambridgeshireInvesting in ChinaSIR – Your discussion of China's stockmarket failed to penetrate that market's considerable opacity ("A marginalised market", February 26th).

Avid also did little to properly authenticate who was accessing its systems remotely, said the report.

The SEC is also seeing problems with third-party wires where employees fail to properly authenticate customers' requests.

Although the government watchdog said that the IRS has made some steps to improve its taxpayer verification efforts, the agency "does not have clear plans and timelines" to implement guidance provided by the National Institute of Standards and Technology that would properly authenticate taxpayers.