Sentence examples for verified person from inspiring English sources
The oldest ever verified person was French woman Jeanne Calment, born in February 1875, who lived to 122 years and 164 days before dying in August 1997.
Okawa was also the fifth oldest verified person ever recorded and the last living Japanese person to have been born in the 1800s.
He was also ranked as the sixth-oldest living verified person in the world, the second-oldest man and World War I veteran behind only del Toro and the last African American one.
Both before and after Calment's death, there have been several claims to have surpassed her age (see Incomplete longevity claims) but none of them has been proven and Calment therefore continues to hold the record for the oldest verified person ever.
And then there's Jeanne Calment, who is the oldest verified living person ever on record.
Self-reported abstinence reported at 6 months will be verified in person by carbon monoxide analysis of breath samples (10 ppm cut-off), if available.
They just logged onto Election.com's web page and followed the directions, which asked for the PIN code and some personal information to verify the person's identity.
YouGov found that 70% of those surveyed shared personal information online when signing up for sites and services, including name, address and date of birth, which are often considered part of the secret personal information used to verify a person's identity for banking and other secure services.
The home visit also verifies the person's family environment and disclosure to at least one person who will act as a treatment assistant" (Mèdecins sans frontiéres (MSF) et al., 2003).
For instance, a homeless services worker operating in the field could potentially use their mobile device to verify a person live, without having to bring someone back to an office for processing.
The judge upheld a section that requires state and local law enforcement officials to try to verify a person's immigration status during routine traffic stops or arrests, if "a reasonable suspicion" exists that the person is in the country illegally.
