Sentence examples for of his verification from inspiring English sources

As a result of his verification of the contributions to the joint venture, the arbitrator determined that R had failed its contribution duty.

Requiring a man to sign verification of his knowledge of paternity upon birth seems backward.

He developed a theory of such domains and obtained experimental verification of his theory.

In Peter's family he had found a kind of verification of his myth & decided that their aging retriever, Max, was king.

The centenarian, born on 25 July 1896 but who had not been recognised by Guinness due to the lack of official verification of his date of birth, had fallen out of bed a week previously and broken three ribs, one of which pierced a lung.

In their defense of Mr. Peterson, his lawyers, Jack T. Litman and Russell Gioiella, said he broke the law by not seeking medical help for the baby after the birth or getting independent verification of his belief the child was born dead.

By not seeking help, Mr. Hurley said, Mr. Peterson exhibited a "reckless state of mind". He also said he violated the manslaughter statute by not taking sufficient action to get independent verification of his belief that the baby was dead.

His lawyer, Maggie Moss, said that the test was faulty, that Asmussen was not allowed to send the urine and blood tests to a laboratory of his choosing for independent verification, and that they disputed the results.

It strikes Brunetti as sad, as well as sinister, that he's unable to find any public record of Davide, that his mother can't produce her son's birth or baptismal certificates, school documents or any other verification of his life.

In addition, an individual who believes that criminal history information concerning him contained in an automated system is inaccurate, incomplete, or maintained in violation of this chapter, shall, upon satisfactory verification of his identity, be entitled to review such information and to obtain a copy of it for the purpose of challenge or correction.

For example, if a faculty member entered Green Library on September 15, 2000 at 2 00 p.m., verification of his status as a member of the faculty would create a record stating that at that date and time his Stanford ID Card was read by a scanner identified only by a number and that X was indeed a current member of the faculty.