The disabled are already marginalised by society – on the one hand forced to verify their disability, but also having to show their ability to work.
Company officials have said that if eBay were forced to verify every piece of listed merchandise -- or even only sports memorabilia -- eBay would not be able to offer consumers such a large marketplace.
"In a country under the rule of law it is for the state security forces to verify [a ceasefire]." Eta has been severely weakened by arrests of militants since it formally called off its last ceasefire in June 2007.
A scheme put forward by the porn industry would see users forced to verify their identity using banks, credit reference agencies or even the NHS, a move they were forced into by the Conservatives, for whom a law demanding age checks for online adult content is a key pledge.
Another option is to update the information via your school, thus avoiding the problem of the school receiving updated information and then being forced to verify it with more paperwork.
It could also force lenders to verify the borrower's ability to repay before a loan is made.
The Platform, a product of weeks of negotiations between factions of the party, promises to repeal several of Governor Ritter's policies, cut government spending and force employers to verify new hires' immigration statuses.
Although acupuncture and homeopathy both have a theoretical background that refers to immaterial forces difficult to verify, they are nevertheless used and accepted as effective treatments by many individuals.
There was a similarly dramatic jump after the House passed a controversial measure in 2005 that called for the construction of vast border fences and would have forced employers to verify the immigration status of their workers.
Advanced HIT may facilitate the second type of error since it enables carryover of information from one visit to the next without a forcing mechanism to verify the information.
