Sentence examples for start verifying from inspiring English sources

The elections director, Jorge Rodríguez, said the council would start verifying the petitions on Jan . 5

Government sources leaked this week that the electoral commission was poised to start "verifying" the results of the presidential contest and admitted that the opposition leader, Morgan Tsvangirai, had won the first round but only by 47% or so to Mr Mugabe's 43%, thus requiring a run-off.

And on May 1st Britain took over the Security Council's monthly chair.Presidential candidates or their representatives (Mr Tsvangirai has controversially been outside Zimbabwe for more than ten days) were due on May 1st to start verifying the results, comparing those they collected from polling stations with those collated by the electoral commission.

SlickLogin can use a bunch of protocols to start verifying your phone's position: WiFi, Bluetooth, NFC, visual markers like QR codes, and of course, GPS.

In an email to colleagues he said: "I can only assume that they didn't give them to us because they were afraid we would find the allegations credible and start verifying them... Actually I do believe every word of these allegations.

To start verifying your identity, click the drop-down list on the Account Verification page and select your country.

The tactic helped Twitter boost confidence, and Facebook started verifying profiles in May 2013.

When it first launched, Airbnb didn't verify the experiences, but after some bad experiences, Airbnb has started verifying them.

A week after Snapchat Stories launched in 2013 I wrote "Who's going to be the first Snapchat Stories Celebrity?" But the company denied influencers like Mplatco official ways to monetize, provided weak analytics on viewers, ignored their requests, refused help with account lock-outs and only started verifying their accounts like real celebrities in August.

But it's trickier on Instagram, which only started verifying in December 2014.

Pariser's project details a few ways to start: Verified news media pages Similar to Twitter's "blue tick" system, verification would mean that a news organization would have to apply to be verified and be proved to be a credible news source so that stories would be published with a "verified" flag.