Sentence examples for if not identify from inspiring English sources

But it makes a lot of sense for the justices to review these cases and decide whether they agree — and if not, identify what new framework should replace it.

It's a method used by security companies like vThreat and my own to ensure that cybersecurity controls are working as planned and, if not, identify risks and plug holes.

If not identified in time, damage may have serious consequences, both safety related and economic.

"The issue is under review," said an administration official who would speak only if not identified.

"It's a very tense time," said a prominent professor, who like others would speak only if not identified.

"We understand, you have a big problem," said one European official who said he would speak only if not identified.

"If you have confidentiality agreements, you can't just throw them away," said the friend, who would speak only if not identified.

According to an Olympic official who spoke only if not identified, the bids by New York, Washington and San Francisco seem to be the strongest of the eight in the running.

"These three drugs are claimed to be revolutionary life-saving medications," said the spokesman, who agreed to comment only if not identified by name.

The executive, who like others with money in venture funds agreed to be interviewed only if not identified, added that he would not be surprised if Kleiner funds raised in 1999 and 2000 had single-digit returns this year.

A Justice Department official who discussed the pattern of rulings only if not identified said the department had long argued that legal proceedings were not well suited to review classified evidence gathered during wartime.