Sentence examples for for identity checks from inspiring English sources

· General medical services' inadequate provision for identity checks meant Stone registered under different names to obtain a variety of drugs.

As for identity checks, there are clear rules,' he says and reads out article 78-2 of the penal code.

Inadequate provision for identity checks within general medical services meant Stone was easily able to obtain drugs by registering under different names.

The council said it would be clearer legally to simply issue an order that women would have to uncover their faces for identity checks as required.

The raid was similar to dozens carried out in May and June when thousands of men were detained for identity checks, ostensibly in a search for leftist guerrillas.

While she was prepared to uncover her face for identity checks, she insisted on the right to wear the full-face veil, Muman said.

"What this means in practice is a system of identity checks for all, since it is necessary for British citizens or people with permanent residence to prove that they are lawfully present in the UK if and when checked," says the immigration lawyers' official response to the Home Office consultation.

The home secretary, Theresa May, has defended plans to create a "hostile environment" for illegal migrants to Britain, as immigration lawyers warned her that a system of identity checks for all, including British citizens, would have to be introduced to enforce the government's moves to curb access to privately rented housing and to tackle alleged health tourists.

The lawyers say the combination of the new housing and health checks with existing checks carried out by employers and educational colleges, amounts to a system of identity checks for foreign nationals in Britain.

The lawyers say the combination of the new housing and health checks with existing checks carried out by employers and educational colleges amounts to a system of identity checks for foreign nationals in Britain.

A system of identity checks for all, including British citizens, would have to be introduced to enforce the government's moves to curb access for illegal migrants to privately rented housing and to tackle alleged health tourists, leading immigration lawyers have told the home secretary.