Sentence examples for demand identification from inspiring English sources

Among other measures, the new rules require ship operators to make their engine rooms more secure and to demand identification from anyone who comes on board a tanker.

Whereas police in the Schengen countries can stop anyone and demand identification, the theory runs, British police cannot hunt illegal immigrants in the same way.

While New York is among 20 states that allow the police to demand identification, its law, unlike Nevada's, does not specifically authorize officers to arrest someone for failing to comply.

The ones inside invariably demand identification, and then ask, "Boss, what you got for me?" The mansion is a curving, eight-story building constructed by Israeli contractors in the nineteen-sixties.

They grumble about being harassed at the two checkpoints leading into the neighborhood, and they say that the soldiers who wave Shiite residents through demand identification of the Sunnis.

As a person exits a building, the ruling said, "the police suddenly materialize, stop the person, demand identification, and question the person about where he or she is coming from and what he or she is doing".

Would the folks at Miramax have demanded identification?

As he grew older, he said, they also demanded identification.

I also don't think "Girls" demands identification as much as satirizes it.

The police demanded identification from young men in front of buildings, including their own.

The agents, who thought the petrified lawyer had been taking pictures of their headquarters, demanded identification.