Sentence examples for identities to enter from inspiring English sources

Despite the disproportionate time and resources spent by U.S. immigration officials to control Chinese immigration, many Chinese migrated across the borders from Canada and Mexico or used fraudulent identities to enter the country.

In an interview today at the Maricopa County Jail, he admitted using a false identity to enter the country and get a job, but said he had no idea that Mr. Raissi might have been involved with Osama bin Laden's network, Al Qaeda.

An invitation to leave her hurtful and broken identity, and to enter into a new one.

Proof of identity is mandatory to enter the temple.

Muslim women who adopt the veil in Europe may simultaneously be seeking to affirm their religious identity while being determined to enter the public sphere as full and equal citizens.

Over the last several days, the military has set up checkpoints on roads leading to the protesters' encampment, keeping supporters with new supplies out and checking the identity of anyone trying to enter the area.

Multi-factor authentication or MFA is designed to protect your identity by forcing you to enter a second independent security method to determine it's really you.

That much was apparent yesterday in Beijing, where students were reportedly confined to their dormitories and hundreds of police were checking the identities of people who attempted to enter Tiananmen Square.

In fact it's simpler, because at the moment all Dutch citizens are in the middle of being allocated new unique digital identities, which they will have to enter in the Studielink system.

Linking H. D. Doolittle and Gerard Manley Hopkins, he points out that, while the poets differ in methodology, "you can feel the same striving to enter the identity of experience".

"African-Americans and the African-American leadership community are about to enter an identity crisis, the extent of which we've not begun to imagine," Henry Louis Gates Jr., chairman of the Afro-American Studies depattment at Harvard University said of the new census numbers.