Sentence examples for verification policy from inspiring English sources

Since 1999, the Olympics have had no official sex verification policy.

White-nationalist Kessler tweeted, "Twitter has changed their verification policy just to be able to censor me".

The "real question," Lizza asks, "is whether Obama will even agree to the bolstered income verification policy as GOP's pound (oz?) of flesh".

Some conservatives and Trump supporters also complained after Twitter revised its verification policy and removed the blue checkmark from some white supremacists' accounts, claiming they were unfairly targeted.

After losing his checkmark, Kessler posted the notification he says Twitter sent him, claiming that the company "changed their verification policy just to be able to censor me".

We have paused all general verifications while we work and will report back soon...Our agents have been following our verification policy correctly, but we realized some time ago the system is broken and needs to be reconsidered.

He told readers last Sunday that, from now on, The Times will adhere strictly to its verification policies for letters to the editor.

And on top of all that, the I.A.A.F. will need to think about how its decisions will affect the tens of thousands of people who will, by implication, be judged male or female by these "verification" policies.

Dorsey responded that: "We're reconsidering our verification policies.

For this pragmatic trial it was appropriate to allow centres to be comfortable with their own verification policies as many were just starting to use EPI and associated software.

However, excluding data from younger households (i.e. main shopper aged 30 years or less), the main results were largely maintained (Supporting information Table S7), suggesting that the new age-verification policy was unlikely to account for the lack of effect of the multi-buy ban.