Rather than allowing the discussion over how to deprive Syria of chemical weapons to become mired in details concerning verification, Mr. Obama needs simply to turn that problem entirely over to the Russians.
In October the British Board of Film Classification, a non-profit organisation that already classifies films for cinema and DVD release, accepted an invitation from the Department for Culture, Media and Sport to become the UK's age-verification regulator.
JUST IN: Twitter opens up verification process for accounts, creating online application to allow users to submit info to become verified.
The startup writes, "When we launched Confirm, our mission was to become the market's trusted identity origination platform for which other multifactor verification services can build upon.
Miss Sugar: Seeking Arrangement gives sugar daddies the option to get their backgrounds checked and to become "diamond" verified, which means they subject their net worth and income to the site's verification.
Doing that means, at the very least, fixing the employment database before beginning a huge, untested worker-verification experiment and imposing it only as part of a broader reform that allows the eight million undocumented workers to become legal.
I have this Utopian idea that social media will mean that we can start to vet information and crowdsourced verification can become a reality in supply chains.
Functional verification has become the key bottleneck that delays time-to-market during the embedded system design process.
M&V (Measurement and Verification) has become an indispensable process in various incentive EEDSM (energy efficiency and demand side management) programmes to accurately and reliably measure and verify the project performance in terms of energy and/or cost savings.
Twitter announced today that it will open up verification to more users, so the quality filter may soon become more widely available.
