Sentence examples for proper ids from inspiring English sources

It is no coincidence that some of the people least likely to have proper IDs to vote are the ones that generally vote Democratic and were strong supporters of Obama last election: young people, the poor and minorities.

Another area of concern that has a huge bearing on people's ability to gain access to financial services is the lack of people with proper ID.

One man lifted up his shirt in a rage to reveal tattoos on his chest that were his idea of a substitute for proper ID.

The board said it was reviewing 493 provisional ballots cast by people who were not on the electoral rolls or did not have proper ID.

Among other things, a national identity card program would make it much harder for people without proper ID to move around and therefore much easier for police and domestic-intelligence agents to track them down.

Reentry programs, employment and educational opportunities, and securing a proper ID are not in and of themselves a restoration of citizenship rights, which have been and remain permanently stripped from ex-offenders.

It was filed on behalf of 10 Pennsylvanians facing difficulties obtaining the proper ID, including a 93-year-old woman who lost her only form of identification when her purse was stolen.

The proposed legislation would, among other things, prohibit any state agency from printing signs or documents in any language other than English, and require the police to ask people stopped without proper ID if they are in the country legally.

If someone in your company allows an imposter posing as an air conditioning repairman to waltz into your data center without proper ID, you're going to expose yourself to an incident.

"When you don't have a proper ID, they can humiliate you," said Herlinda, 43, as she waited in the offices of a church where the cards were being issued.

I was stopped the other day at the U.S. Army checkpoint on the July 14 Bridge in the heart of Baghdad and told by the sergeant on duty that I didn't have the proper ID to enter the U.S. compound, which clogs the heart of the capital.