Sentence examples for having to validate from inspiring English sources

As the years passed, Shannon felt frustrated at having to validate herself over and over.

Crucially, however, this third-party system allowed Liberty Reserve to avoid having to validate the identities of users, according to prosecutors.

Should Mr. Toledo and Mr. Fujimori hold firm, the Clinton administration and the Organization of American States would be put in the difficult position of having to validate an uncontested re-election victory or reject it because of irregularities.

We all have a personal story of having to validate our service when we shouldn't have to.

"Instead of having to validate test methodologies multiple times, you can now potentially do it once and have it applied to multiple markets," says Syed Ahmed Mustafa, director of sales and marketing at CeeTox, Inc., an in vitro safety testing company in Michigan.

"In the case of products the client has to validate that its fake — we never do anything without the validation of the client," she adds.

"We have to validate the items, confirming or rejecting the interpretations," he said.

I'd committed myself, and so had to validate it in far stronger terms than I might perhaps have liked.

He added: "If you leave a customs union you, by definition, will have tariff regimes and have to validate all the flows of widgets going backwards or forwards.

Mr. Restivo said the winner did not have to validate the ticket personally to start the process of claiming the money.

Someone had to validate the boy's belief in "the vision of a robust and pleasant life lived in a bountiful and beautiful land".