Sentence examples for national identified from inspiring English sources

Iranian media outlets reported on Sunday that a dual national identified as Abdolrasoul Dorri Esfahani, a senior accountant involved in banking-related aspects of the nuclear talks, had been arrested for alleged espionage.

The footage showed the man - a Ukrainian national identified as Valeriy Kirsanov - admitting he guided the strikes which had been carried out on orders by a Russian regular army officer.

Boko Haram vehemently denied having anything to do with the first kidnappings in northern Nigeria in May 2011 when Christopher McManus, a British national identified as a quantity surveyor, and his Italian colleague Franco Lamolinara, were seized by the Islamist group called, "al-Qaeda in the land beyond the Sahel".

The woman and her partner, a dual British and South African national identified only as SS and who was offered work in Hong Kong, had entered into a civil partnership in Britain.

Members of an elite police unit arrested the suspect, a 28-year-old dual German-Russian national identified as Sergej W., on his way to work near the southwestern German city of Tuebingen Friday, and charged him with charged with attempted murder, inflicting serious bodily harm and causing an explosion.

An indictment issued in the southern city of Adana alleged that a Syrian national identified as Hytham Qassap, 35, was in Turkey trying to procure chemical materials for a pair of well-known Islamist rebel blocs, Al Nusra Front and the Ahrar al-Sham Brigades, the reports said.

False positive and false negative links are likely to be less common nowadays because of more widespread availability and use of the Community Health Index (CHI) number, a unique national identifying number used in health service records in Scotland.

The two men, Turkish nationals identified only by their initials MC and AY, were being questioned by anti-terrorism police.

A similar exercise will be conducted to reach any English nationals identified by police as having been caught up in the Paris attacks in November.

Prosecutors believe he eventually allowed two foreign nationals, identified in court records only by the initials A.A. and Y.A.E., to remotely access the files.

However, all women were invited to participate regardless of their nationality and there were no differences in the acceptance rate between nationals and non-nationals identified.