Sentence examples for foreign proof from inspiring English sources

(For students and those over 60, though there's no guarantee foreign proof of age or student status will be accepted).

These are all stops on the standard tour for visiting foreign delegations: proof-of-concept urban interventions, if not actually all-encompassing solutions, that address climate threats in ways that incrementally serve the economy and social needs.

One change would make it a crime for state and local government officials to accept any foreign passport as proof of identification unless the passport is accompanied by proof of legal immigration status.

He was formally convicted of subversion in April 2008 after a trial in which prosecutors cited his Internet statements, articles and interviews with foreign journalists as proof of wrongdoing.

Under the new rules, the Department of Motor Vehicles will accept a current foreign passport as proof of identity without also requiring a valid yearlong visa or other evidence of legal immigration.

Then, just one day later, news broke that the State Department is withholding $195 million in military aid for Egypt and has revoked another $95 million in foreign aid, seeming proof that we are willing to use aid as leverage.

Financial globalisation itself, they imply, ought to be seen not so much as a bad thing, but as too much of a good one.Beware markets bearing giftsMost emerging markets see their ability to attract foreign money as proof of good management.

For example, Obama's decision in May to produce a campaign video on the anniversary of the operation that killed Osama bin Laden is the clearest example yet of how he has sought to cite foreign affairs as proof of his effectiveness.

President Rodrigo Duterte said the presence of foreign fighters was proof that IS had gained a foothold on Mindanao.

Lawmakers now aim to prohibit state and local governments from accepting many foreign passports as proof of identification.

It defies common sense to make it a crime for government workers to accept foreign passports as proof that a person is who they say they are.