Sentence examples for be able to authenticate from inspiring English sources

You should be able to authenticate with your Berkeley credentials.

GSS-API: The API used by different applications to be able to authenticate with Kerberos.

You must be able to authenticate yourself as a member of the Cornell community using your NetID and password.

It will also be able to authenticate purchases through Apple's new mobile payment service Apple Pay, for goods and services online.

There may be a limited amount of material that we will be able to authenticate, but our goal is to not play a big role in this area.

Even though PharmaSecure has developed an app that is user-friendly for middle class Indians with smartphones, its primary aim was to ensure that the bottom-of-the-pyramid consumer would be able to authenticate medicines with a basic mobile.

"The music is not in Britten's hand but we have been able to authenticate it on stylistic grounds.

Mr. Dahle said that he had no reason to disbelieve Mrs. Bowers, but that the bureau had not been able to authenticate any of the claims she has made about her husband since she first contacted the authorities last Friday.

While making a BBC television programme about Paddy's journey in 2008, the explorer and film-maker Benedict Allen was able to authenticate many of the elaborate and seemingly fanciful descriptions in the book.

No one has been able to authenticate the quote, and John G. Nicolay, a private secretary to Lincoln and co-author with John Hay of a formidable ten-volume Lincoln biography, called it a bald, unblushing forgery.

While making a BBC television programme about Paddy's journey in 2008, the explorer and film-maker Benedict Allen was able to authenticate many of the elaborate and seemingly fanciful descriptions in the book.