Sentence examples for law to verify from inspiring English sources
He said banks in most Western countries, including Britain, were required by law to verify that money deposited by so-called "politically exposed persons" — long lists of whom are kept by the banks — was not corruptly acquired.
A modified factor ξ was introduced to the Poiseuille law to verify the permeability of the cracked specimen.
Daniel P. McGahn, the president and chief executive, said in a statement, "We have worked with law enforcement to verify that these Sinovel-manufactured wind turbines contain AMSC's stolen intellectual property".
The law requires employers to verify the status of job applicants with a federal immigration database known as Basic Pilot.
Federal law requires states to verify voter registration applications with a government database like those used for driver's licenses.
Federal law requires states to verify voter registration applications with a government database like those for driver's licenses or Social Security cards.
He said the ruling, coupled with a Supreme Court decision last year that affirmed an Arizona law requiring employers to verify the legal immigration status of employees, gives states "broad latitude to carry out a policy of attrition through enforcement".
Hoping to validate concerns raised by the Supreme Court in its ruling, the civil rights groups presented several examples to bolster the argument that traffic stops and detentions would inevitably grow longer as a result of efforts by law enforcement officers to verify a person's immigration status.
George W. Bush moved to head off a growing revolt over Real ID, a 2005 federal law requiring states to verify the identity of all drivers and issue tamper-proof licenses, a measure that states said was too costly and infringed on privacy rights.
Most recently, Airbnb sued the city of San Francisco over a law requiring Airbnb to verify that hosts had filed with the city before advertising their homes.
Mr. Savitt, who owns the Mortgage Center, a brokerage in Martinsburg, W.Va., said many state laws require brokers to verify a borrower's ability to repay loans.
