Sentence examples for demanding ID from inspiring English sources

After the Sept. 11 attacks, about the same time Bellevue security guards began demanding ID cards, clerks started collecting sliding-scale fees from the uninsured.

"First of all, you're in the wrong lane," a large uniformed guard shouted, before demanding ID, ordering the driver out of the car, and searching the trunk.

Credit cards are often stolen around here, and eight casino workers had recently been fired for not demanding ID, he quietly explained.

Over the past two years, these GOP legislatures and governors have passed laws and regulations demanding IDs at polling places, making it more difficult to register new voters, removing hundreds of thousands of voters from the rolls, narrowing early vote calendars and attempting to eliminate same-day registration.

They would demand ID's from everyone, even people in their 30's and 40's.

She demanded ID from the Ghost of Christmas Past and told the Ghost of Christmas Future that his introductory video was rubbish.

The unwitting jaywalker legitimately demanded professional identification for proof that the officer had the right to stop him; the man claiming, correctly but invisibly, to be a cop, demanded ID right back.

There will be no new powers for the police to demand ID cards and we will be working with the Commission for Racial Equality and others to make sure that it does not have an unfair impact on ethnic minorities.

"How on earth can we work if we can't demand ID cards from or detain people dealing in drugs or with criminal records?" Some residents agree that police have a job to do.

If Facebook truly wants people to use their real names—and apply this policy equitably and effectively it would not only demand ID at signup, but would ask all of its existing users to fork over their ID retroactively.

"Right now the rebels [forces loyal to Mr Ouattara] are stopping young men and demanding their ID cards," he says.