Sentence examples for other forms of identity from inspiring English sources

A main theme of Stedman Jones's book is that Marx and Engels, in their obsession with class, ignored the power of other forms of identity.

That touched off fears that computer-skilled criminals could use the data for credit-card fraud and other forms of identity theft.

While the banks expect most customers to be identified immediately, some may be required to take passports and other forms of identity into branches.

While Forrester Research predicts that online shopping will top $132 billion this year, with a substantial portion of that happening this holiday season, the threat of phishing and other forms of identity theft is also on the rise.

The collapse of order in urban areas, the decay of family life, the decline in social services all of them products of what in America has been termed "racism" and in France "exclusion"—have nurtured the growth of other forms of identity.

Also of note: A la Twitter, Google+ will (in the next few months) be rolling out support for pseudonyms and other forms of identity, Gundotra said today.

At a Social Market Foundation event recently, Hillier talked of the needs of the "socially disadvantaged" in her constituency who had no other form of identity documents.

The country is committed through its revolutionary republican, antiaristocratic principles to the denial of the relevance of race or any other form of identity other than citizenship.

The NHS might do better to ask EU citizens to produce their EHIC card rather than ask the whole population to provide a passport or other form of identity.

But United States authorities then said that by October 2004 all 27 of the visa-waiver countries must introduce so-called biometric passports -- including a digital photograph or other form of identity embedded in the area read by scanning machines -- if their citizens wanted to continue to enter the United States without a visa.

No other form of identity is required.