Sentence examples for verifying new from inspiring English sources

A source in one of the camps said there was "no level of confidence we could take" from the party's assurances about how it was verifying new supporters.

He led the 10-to-6 majority — which included seven appointees of Mr. Bush — that sided with the Republican Party this month after it sued Ohio's secretary of state, asking for a federal order changing the state's policy on verifying new voter registrations.

And the two houses came together to pass the temporary voting measure, which was designed to set out guidelines for verifying new voter registration applications and to establish what kinds of identification should be valid for first-time voters when they go to the polls.

With the senior militants who had vouched for new recruits dead or in prison, Bin Laden, confined to his walled compound and cut off from the phone or internet for security reasons, was without any means of verifying new recruits' competence or loyalty, he wrote.

"By evaluating web-wide parameters like their sales performance, customer satisfaction (reviews and ratings) and their social graph, the solution cuts out inefficiencies onboarding and verifying new sellers".

After the AP report came out, civil rights groups sued Georgia in federal court over its process of verifying new voter registrations, saying it was discriminatory.

Considering only technical issues, the principal goal of testing is to verify new designs prior to deployment.

Snapchat now verifies new users aren't robots by making them choose its ghost mascot within images.

Later, other authors have considered certain modifications of this concept which are sufficient to verify new peculiar qualities (see [7]).

The hierarchical features introduced in DCL 2.0 provided a way to verify new types of architectural violations.

During the 2000s, several states adopted laws requiring employers to verify new employees' eligibility to work legally in the USA.