Sentence examples for government verified from inspiring English sources
The new measure was welcomed by advocates for greater transparency, but some said owners could still find ways to cheat the register, and its effectiveness would depend on whether the government verified what owners were telling them.
But their plans hit a snag last week when British officials informed them that they would only be granted visas if the United States government verified that the tribal passports were considered valid and that the team would be allowed to re-enter the United States after the tournament.
SFW [sensor fuzed weapon] has demonstrated greater than 99.6percentt reliability with U.S. Government verified performance in combat operations and during more than 600 operational tests.
A family reunited UNICEF and its partners, together with the Haitian Government, verified the story against information provided by witnesses, Sterling's host family and community elders.
The government verifies their relationship and conducts background checks and in some cases, home studies.
Then, you need a government design, so that the government verifies all of these things about the insurance company.
The earlier the government verifies the quantity of the uranium, the better.
A senior Hezbollah official, Muhammad Raad, said this week that the militia had a right to continue its armed struggle against Israel until Shabaa Farms had been returned to Lebanese control and the Lebanese government had verified that Israel had left every inch of Lebanese territory.
Asked by General Watkin about statements by the International Committee of the Red Cross and others characterizing the Gaza blockade as collective punishment, and therefore a violation of international law, Mr. Netanyahu said his government had verified that the population's basic needs were being met.
Government sources verified that the clock had run out for SeaWorld at the federal worker safety commission, a division of the Department of Labor, which had until end of business Monday to decide whether it would review the case.
