Sentence examples for identity documents to from inspiring English sources

Rotaru was explaining Violeta's identity documents to her.

Interpol authorities found the child's identity documents to be false.

Once he has served his time, he said he wants his identity documents to list his profession as "actor".

Jorge An?l Torres Puello appears to be his real name, and Mr. Torres e-mailed copies of identity documents to support that.

Government scientists are recommending a combination of facial recognition and fingerprint scanning technologies as the federal standard for identity documents to be issued to foreigners starting next year.

In Jordan, the government requires all Syrians living outside of camps to get new identity documents to access services, but their cost (£27) is simply too high for many to afford.

If a migrant can pay enough, heading north can be as simple as waiting in line at a border crossing, handing a forged identity document to a border guard and, if it works, strolling into the United States.

To stop cheats (people who post fake photos "that make them look like Brad Pitt") he has hooked up with miiCard, a service that uses bank-account data to verify online identities.In the real world people identify themselves mainly by the crude but simple means of showing a government-issued identity document to another human being.

The local prosecutors office has now appealed to the Russian court to have the man's identity documents reestablished to allow him to seek state support, prosecutor Roman Fomin told Russia Today.

In Kiev, for example, the foundation helps to fund a charity called HealthRight that targets homeless young people through nightly street patrols that provide medical advice, condoms, counselling, warm clothing and the legal assistance required for them to receive the identity documents needed to get back into mainstream society.

Even when someone else mugs you, the coppers can spot an opportunity.Not long ago I was robbed, and to my shame I had omitted to keep a business card in my wallet a precaution that, as true Muscovites know, would have enabled the thieves to call and sell my identity documents back to me.Without the documents, as the Soviet saying goes, I was nothing.