Sentence examples for requests for identity from inspiring English sources

UNICEF policy also requires that requests for identity protection from any child (or the child's guardian) must be respected in all circumstances – whether or not they involve sexual exploitation, HIV and AIDS, criminal justice or child combatants.

UNICEF policy also requires that requests for identity protection from any child (or the child's guardian) must be respected in all circumstances – whether or not they involve sexual exploitation, HIV/AIDS, criminal justice or child combatants.

"The request for identity has an immediate relation to the purpose, rationale and practical demands of a Terry stop," he added.

The number of requests for the identities of John and Jane Does is growing, said Rich D'Amato, a spokesman for America Online.

But to make it difficult for Mr. Gore's campaign to track those voters, Bush aides wanted the supervisors to reject any post-election requests for the identities of voters who had not yet sent in ballots.

Since 2010, the North has said that it is holding several South Koreans accused of entering illegally, but it has not responded to requests for their identities and other details.

The company recently acknowledged that profiles are only taken down and requests for proof of identity sent out when an individual is reported by another for breaking the rules.

But, according to Mr. Rockefeller's letter to Mr. Robert, Experian to date has "refused to fully respond" to the Commerce Committee's request for the identities of Experian's sources of consumer data and the purchasers of that data.

Rice described the unmasking process as one that begins with an executive branch national security official making a formal request for the identities of Americans caught up in incidental collection, which then touches off a set of procedures on the intelligence agency side to determine whether such a revelation would be appropriate.

The Justice Department declined to respond to requests for information about the identity of the official who authorized the special operation in Afghanistan to apprehend Azar and Cobos.

UKFI – whose boss, James Leigh-Pemberton, will give evidence to the Treasury select committee of MPs on Tuesday – is yet to decide whether to reply fully to a freedom of information request asking for the identities of the buyers.