Sentence examples for cards and therefore from inspiring English sources

The cards, and therefore the number, can be transferred from one phone to another.

The Robins defender Nathan Baker picked up two yellow cards and therefore a red four minutes into the second period, to give the visitors the required incentive.

This was highly revealing: he now knew that West had begun with exactly three black-suit cards and therefore 10 red-suit cards.

"I certify a class of all persons and business entities who have accepted Visa and-or MasterCard credit cards and therefore have been required to accept VisaCheck and-or MasterMoney debit cards," Judge Gleeson stated in his opinion.

It is a honeypot for identity thieves". MasterCard said other personal data that might contribute to identity theft, like Social Security numbers and dates of birth, was not stored on its cards and therefore not at risk.

In 1955, he offered food to any Israeli who refused to vote in his country's elections, and, in 1959, he urged his followers in Israel to turn over their identity cards and therefore lose their voting eligibility.

Previously hijras had refused to declare themselves as male or female, meaning they were denied an ID card and therefore the right to vote and stand for election.

In the United States, however, the Air Miles membership card had no transaction capability (it was neither a charge card nor a credit card), and therefore tracking rewards required an entirely new infrastructure at point of sale.

After leaving the scoring area, Kevin is congratulated by fellow members while Jack tells some of his friends he will be declared the champion after he informs the committee that Kevin played from a wrong place, did not include the penalty on his score card and therefore will be disqualified for signing an incorrect score card.

However, in practice, banks often ask customers to destroy their card, and therefore its chip, as soon as they report a problem.

The previous 'triple-punishment' rule required a red card - and therefore a suspension - as well as the award of a penalty under those circumstances.