Sentence examples for identifying because the from inspiring English sources
Most telephone numbers are indirectly identifying because the name, address and other characteristics of the individuals associated with that number can be obtained by reverse look-up of public telephone lists, or perhaps by simply calling the number.
In most cases social security numbers, national healthcare identification numbers or driver's license numbers should also should be regarded as indirectly identifying because the names, address and other personal details associated with them are easily accessible to very large numbers of public servants.
The person declined to be identified, because the investigation was still ongoing.
The victims were not immediately identified because the authorities were still notifying their families tonight.
(The executive asked not to be identified because the announcement is not yet official).
The officer asked not to be identified because the numbers are not official.
The person did not want to be identified because the report had not been publicly released.
He declined to be identified because the resolution's details had not been officially released.
He declined to be identified because the investigation is still active.
They asked not to be identified because the meetings were intended to be private.
None of those interviewed would be identified because the investigation is continuing.
