Sentence examples for biometric records from inspiring English sources

Information that can be used to distinguish or trace the individual's identity, including name, social security number, date and place of birth, mother's maiden name, or biometric records.

May has given the police a new deadline of October this year to decide whether the biometric records of the 4,350 unconvicted individuals listed as of October 2015 should be destroyed or kept indefinitely on the counter-terrorism database.

The watchdog also reports that errors and delays in an official drive to delete the biometric records of those who have never been convicted of an offence – which account for 55% or 4,350 of those on the counter-terrorism database – have led to the destruction of a significant number of biometric records of terrorism suspects that should have been kept on national security grounds.

"If the police wish to retain the biometric records of such individuals and have no other basis for doing so, they have no option but to go back to those individuals and (re-arresting them) to take further samples and fingerprints from them," said the commissioner, voicing concern about the burden this places on forces.

Far more damaging is her own instruction to ordinary US diplomats to violate the treaties the US government has itself signed and spy on UN officials, along with any other public figure they happen to meet: down to their credit card details, biometric records – and even frequent-flyer account numbers.

India is halfway through creating biometric records for its 1.2 billion people, which means that if vested interests can be faced down and its various handouts of food and cooking gas converted to cash payments, the leakage from its social programmes could be hugely reduced.

Using a biometric recording device, one of the soldiers scanned Mr. Ichleef's retinas, collected his fingerprints and photographed his face.

The Americans used a portable device to take the women's fingerprints and scan their retinas, a standard practice to develop a biometric record of the Iraqis in the area.

He did, however, promise to address some of the protesters' concerns, for example to "clean up the electoral list" to avoid voting fraud by making sure there is a biometric record of all voters.

The push began in 2009 with the launch of Aadhaar, India's (recently amended) national biometric recording scheme.

Each biometric recording was synchronized with logs of the game events that could stimulate an emotional reaction.