Sentence examples for obviously identifiable from inspiring English sources

But the criminologists said progress had been confined to changes that were "most obviously identifiable and achievable", with the result that the institutional racism identified by the Lawrence inquiry in 1999 still remained to be understood and tackled by the police.

Both players' tweets included the link to Nike and the reference to the Make It Count campaign, but because neither contained #ad or #spon (the recommended hashtags for identifying a tweet as a marketing communication), the ASA decided that the "obviously identifiable" requirement had not been met.

We told Nike to ensure that its advertising was obviously identifiable as such".

The ASA said the UK advertising code states that ads must be "obviously identifiable marketing communications".

A visitor approaches a crossroads where one member of each tribe is standing, though neither is obviously identifiable.

It was based on the clear rule in the CAP code that advertising must be obviously identifiable as a marketing communication.

The remainder were gated by fluorescence value to remove the 1 2% of the population that were obviously undyed (identifiable by their negative fluorescence value).

In Ms. Wilentz's view, the plight of Haitians also poses "a thrilling intellectual challenge to those who wanted to come and help," and many foreign aid newbies "mistook themselves for part of a grand solution when, actually, they and the caravan itself were obviously and immediately identifiable as part of Haiti's ongoing problem".

"A brand has to ensure its marketing communications are 'legal, decent, honest and truthful' and its marketing communications are 'obviously identifiable as such' and these rules will likely apply to materials using the route creators on social platforms," explains Andrew Joint, commercial technology partner at law firm Kemp Little.

Firstly, this incident misleads folks into thinking that all instances of racism and white supremacy are so obviously gift-wrapped and identifiable.

And making a big song and dance about a hypothetical, I am not sure is particularly helpful but I just want to stress that this is a secure building and it should be governed by the rules that are appropriate for a secure building and obviously people need to be identifiable in a secure building such as this".