Sentence examples for identity exchange from inspiring English sources

The Cabinet Office is to join the Open Identity Exchange (OIX) to help with the development of its identity assurance programme.

The Open Identity Exchange, a group of companies including AT&T, Google, Paypal, Symantec and Verizon, is helping to develop certification standards for online identity authentication; it believes that industry can address privacy issues through self-regulation.

Though you are required to provide proof of your identity, exchanges and wallets do not provide the same protection that banks do.

MDL technology is ideally suited for immutable identity document exchange networks, and there are many initiatives under way to realize their potential.

A current French discussion about banning the burqa — understood here to mean the head-to-toe garment that leaves Muslim women peering out at the world through a narrow slit — is really a politicized retreat from a potentially meaningful debate about Muslims assuming a more distinctly French identity in exchange for the assurance of a greater role in French life.

We're not selling brands, and we're not selling out identity in exchange for profit.

Offer to give back her identity in exchange for her phone number.

If all went well, they would rendezvous with recruits in public places, and confirm each other's identity by exchanging prearranged bits of banal dialogue ("What is the way to the China Town?").

The movies that initially made an international impact dealt with the shaping of national identity, cultural exchanges with the aboriginal population and the mystical relationship with the country and its vast, empty interior.

They would confirm the president's identity by exchanging codes printed on a card called the "biscuit", which the president carries wherever he goes.

Consensys is tackling dozens of the most foundational issues in crypto: educating law and policy makers, collaborating with law firms to cement legal foundations, investing in outside projects through a venture fund, and building dozens of ambitious projects internally across the spectrum: identity, decentralized exchanges, power grid, and more.