Sentence examples for identification of British from inspiring English sources

This substantial work remains the basic text for the systematic identification of British and European genera.

Russia and China have cracked encrypted documents that contain intelligence techniques and allow the potential identification of British and American spies, the Times said.

A Foreign Office spokesman said: "We can confirm the formal identification of another British victim of Flight MH17, Glenn Thomas.

Published in 1903, it predicted the threat of war with Germany and was so prescient in its identification of the British coast's defensive weaknesses that it influenced the siting of new naval bases.

All Roosevelt scholars refer to the family seat as Hyde Park, but Hyde Park is a town; Lord Black prefers to call the house "Springwood," in keeping with the style of identification of landed British estates.

The Prime Minister has come under increasing pressure to address the growing Islamist threat following the identification of a British hostage in a video entitled 'A Second Message to America' that also showed the beheading of US journalist Steven Sotloff by an Islamic State militant.

7 35 a.m.: This article has been updated with a Western official in Washington confirming the identification of the British suspect.

Today's identification and association of British Bangladeshis with Tower Hamlets owes much to this campaign.

This in turn can encourage the meaningful identification of minorities such as British Muslims with mainstream legal and political institutions.

About a year ago, after the Group of 8 industrialized nations issued goals requiring identification of shell company owners, a British representative met with Justice Department officials to complain about the United States' failure to comply.

(The earlier identification of the bacteriophage by the British microbiologist F.W. Twort in about 1915 became obscured by Twort's disinclination to take credit for or to pursue his initial findings).