Sentence examples for tough identity from inspiring English sources

Casinos will still need tough licensing procedures: since they provide an opportunity for money-laundering, tough identity and accounting checks are essential if criminals are to be kept out.Penny Cobham, chairman of the British Casino Association, says that consumers should be allowed to choose how they spend their leisure time.

Other parts of the NHS have been experimenting with tougher identity checks.

This is the toughest ethnic identity enforcement measure in U.S. history.

"That's Auburn's identity: tough, hard-nosed football," said Mason, who led the way with 178 yards.

He invents an elite and shadowy secret fraternity named the Empyreals (a black Skull and Bones), which preserves a tough and powerful identity against the exclusive white clubs President Carlyle calls the "Caucasian Squawk Circle".

In the first film, Doug Liman's The Bourne Identity, tough, baby-faced Jason Bourne Matt Damonn) is fished out of the Mediterranean, riddled with bullet-holes and discovering he's a member of that familiar movie society, Amnesia International.

At that point, Lieutenant Galante, a black belt in karate, got tough, snatching an identity card out of Mr. Unlu's hand and ushering him inside an unmarked car, where he yelled at him with the windows rolled up.

He learned that, "The arts and humanities give me the ability to ask tough questions about identity in a form that is approachable and personal.

Minnesota's strength coach, Eric Klein, another longtime assistant, addressed the players at halftime, told them to play tough and establish an identity, told them their coach would be fine.

People say the 50s are the toughest in terms of identity.

Mr. Spang's shirt is a spare but passionate visual essay on the still-tough subject of ethnic identity.