Sentence examples for anonymous entities from inspiring English sources
Such anonymous entities may soon be forced to pay more tax, but it will not be any clearer who owns them.
The original Popcorn Time service closed down in 2014, but since then a number of anonymous entities have resurrected the project, including, for example, one that introduced their own VPN option.
Those include AMA-style "sessions", which arrived last year, and a curious feature that lets anonymous entities offer up cash-prizes for certain answers — the latter may well tie in to this new focus on advertising.
Behind the anonymous entity is Rinat Akhmetov (pictured), the richest man in post-Soviet Ukraine.
If it involves a cat, it shows how remarkably easy it is to create an anonymous entity that can be used for almost any purpose, whether nefarious or benign.
An anonymous entity calling themselves "FOIA" then posted a link to the file on at least four blogs popular with climate sceptics – Watts Up With That, Climate Audit, TallBloke and The Air Vent.
It feels a bit cruel to define a young man as an anonymous entity; the name you always forget when trying to list all the members of a band without using Wikipedia.
The concept of the Anonymous entity advanced in 2004 when an administrator on the 4chan image board activated a "Forced_Anon" protocol that signed all posts as Anonymous.
This may have been due, almost singlehandedly, to the now infamous SAMO©, an anonymous entity that was eventually revealed as a collaboration between Jean-Michel Basquiat, Al Diaz, and Shannon Dawson.
Speaking to the sole, anonymous entity behind the page feels like I'm conversing with a fusion between a political ambassador and a customer service representative, which turns out be exactly what is intended once I ask exactly what the page is about: "T2R is my combination home-decor live-webcam-girl customer-support consulting brand," the nameless personality succinctly explains.
The superrich often go to great lengths to shield their identities, requiring confidentiality agreements with builders and brokers and using anonymous corporate entities for purchases.
