Sentence examples for identification on matters from inspiring English sources
However, this cohort is the only one that has retained personal identification on matters related to drug use and other behavioral characteristics, thereby enabling record linkage with Sweden's National Inpatient Register.
His philosophical system rests on two fundamental principles: the celebrated Cartesian dualism the division between mind and matter and the less familiar identification of matter and spatial extension.
The identification of matter and spatial extension has the consequence that matter is continuous and divisible without limit.
Abbott suggests, for example, "…the level of professional identification that matters is the one on which the groups compete as a single unit" (p. 82) implying consistent expectations of behaviour across constituent groups.
Increasingly in the courtroom, however, forensic linguists have been asked to weigh in on matters of "author identification" — not to determine the grammatical significance of certain words but to identify who said or wrote them.
The task force, made up of designees from an array of state offices as well as various marijuana advocates, weighed in on matters including the identification of marijuana revenue sources and the prospect of the federal government cracking down on the drug.
Officers found no identification on her.
1. Identification -- Carry some form of identification on you.
Put some personal identification on the outside.
Von Spakovsky's tenures at both the Justice Department and the FEC were marked by sharp criticism from Democrats who asserted that he tried to exert undue political influence on the government's handling of voter fraud and identification matters.
