Sentence examples for ensuring the authenticity of from inspiring English sources
At the Horseman's Haven Cafe in Santa Fe, famous for its two levels of green chile — the second of which is so scorching that customers can only drizzle it on their food — Kim Gonzales, part owner, said that ensuring the authenticity of local chile was critical.
The other issue is ensuring the authenticity of assessment tasks.
Steiner Sports doubled that effort with what Brandon Steiner calls a "silent marking," a secret method of ensuring the authenticity of the items.
The PDP also uses a probabilistic proof technique to allow the verification that an untrusted server stores a client's data as well as ensuring the authenticity of the latter.
Selected amplified orf PCR positive specimens were sequenced to ensure the authenticity of the PCR products.
The lawsuit contends that eBay has a responsibility to ensure the authenticity of the sports memorabilia sold on its site.
The lawsuit asserts that eBay, the largest online auction operator, has a responsibility to ensure the authenticity of the sports memorabilia sold through its World Wide Web site.
[C2.] Class Action Against eBay Dropped EBay, the online auction service, has won dismissal of a class-action lawsuit that asserted that the company had a responsibility to ensure the authenticity of the items sold through its Web site.
The lawsuit, filed by people who say they bought autographed sports memorabilia later found to be fake, contends that eBay has a responsibility to ensure the authenticity of the sports memorabilia sold on its site.
To ensure that I would be dealing with reputable dealers, I visited the International Vintage Poster Dealers Association's site (www.IVPDA.com); its members have agreed to adhere to "strict guidelines to ensure the authenticity of the posters they offer for sale and to promote ethical and fair business practices".
"The UV ink reader is one the most important security features of the P.C.O.S. machines as it ensures the authenticity of the ballots," said Liza Maza, a senatorial candidate, referring to the Precinct Count Optical Scan, the computer at the heart of the automated elections.
