Sentence examples for electronic verification from inspiring English sources

In addition, the provision requires electronic verification of driver licenses for every driver whose Mexican truck is carrying hazardous material.

But a form of insurance that requires electronic verification of miles driven, in return for a discount, is gaining popularity.

Get ready to hear a lot more about "biometrics," the buzzword for electronic verification of identity through biological characteristics of the iris, face or fingerprint.

An immigration databank that federal authorities have created is the "largest law enforcement electronic verification system in the world," said Donald Kerwin, another author of the report.

In another border security measure, and a concession to the Republican members of the group, employers would be required to use an enhanced electronic verification system to make sure they are not employing anyone in the country illegally.

(Mr. Romney has spoken favorably of the state's immigration law, but the "model" Arizona law he talked about was the mandatory use of a federal electronic verification system to check the immigration status of new hires).

His amendment also would require putting into place a biometric exit system and a nationwide electronic-verification system, to ensure employers are not hiring workers who are in the country illegally.

32 Another study showed statistically significant decreases in the interruption rates during electronic drug verification tasks and paper drug verification tasks, but not during intravenous pump programming tasks.

Republicans had wanted an electronic employment verification system fully operational and mandatory within five years as a condition for unauthorized immigrants continuing to move toward legal status.

Small businesses want a stronger electronic employment verification system, to shift the burden of making sure workers are legal to the government and away from employers.

To hear some in Congress tell it, the federal government urgently needs to expand its electronic employment verification system, E-Verify, to all corners of the country and force every business to use it.