Sentence examples for fraudulent ID from inspiring English sources

However, in 2012, New Hampshire had a requirement that voters show photo ID at the polls; officials believe that either someone showed a fraudulent ID in Legacki's name or (according to them, more likely) that a clerical error incorrectly listed Legacki as voting.

Travelers, security specialists and the news media have reported many other instances when T.S.A. agents failed to notice a fake or expired boarding pass or improper identification, a vulnerability that has been a concern since it was discovered that many of the 9/11 hijackers had obtained fraudulent IDs.

There was footage of abuses and many accounts of corruption: witnesses said that the head of the Election Commission had thrown packaged ballots into a voting bin and that pro-Putin youth voted multiple times with fraudulent IDs; impossibly different results from incredibly similar polling stations have been posted online.

He calls it the epicenter of fraudulent IDs for the tri-state area.

(Cekosky's manual is particularly valuable here because it illustrates a number of both valid and fraudulent IDs that are not familiar in this area--out-of-state driver's licenses, armed forces ID and the like).

Others question what happens when somebody creates a fraudulent Real ID.

This security measure is necessary to protect your device and prevent a fraudulent Touch ID sensor from being used.

It said: "This security measure is necessary to protect your device and prevent a fraudulent Touch ID sensor from being used.

Apple has responded by claiming the message is part of measures to protect customers' security "to protect [a user's] device and prevent a fraudulent Touch ID sensor from being used".

Apple has so far declined to comment other than a revised statement issued on Saturday saying: "This security measure is necessary to protect your device and prevent a fraudulent Touch ID sensor from being used.

But Mr. McGreevey pointed today to two incidents that he said illustrated the danger of New Jersey's lax procedures: one of the two suspects in the sniper shootings in suburban Washington was able to register a car in New Jersey without insurance, and several of the Sept. 11, 2001, hijackers were able to obtain fraudulent New Jersey ID cards.