Sentence examples for vouches from inspiring English sources

But that's basically all DKIM does: vouches for the sender's domain, not the sender.Another approach that's been bruited about for years is to require the sender to attach a bond worth a few cents to any message being delivered.

But the EFSF's borrowing is backed by guarantees from euro-area states, each of which vouches for an amount roughly in line with its share of the euro-area economy.

The Home Office vouches for this theory, and it forms the basis of the government's flagship counter-terrorism policy Prevent.

Comee is partial to the uncontracted form, but vouches for the authenticity of "no'theaster".

A grainy photo of a gangly girl in a bowl-cut, standing awkwardly in the back row of her high school volleyball team, vouches for the humble beginnings.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet In the opening chapter, Vonnegut vouches for the truth of the Second World War characters and incidents in "Slaughterhouse-Five" and then proceeds to demonstrate, by exchanging feeling for outer-spatial detachment, how outrageous the truth is.

Churches are said to be a total departure for all concerned, a fact we can vouch for if the latter are any measure.

The boys get chicken once a week, on Sundays, so Bahrani walked them through a recipe for chicken in what I can now vouch for is most abasingly described as "coconut gravy"; a special black daal; and fried rice, which they craved after a field trip to a Chinese restaurant.

I can't vouch for peak season but when I travelled there was plenty of scope for seclusion with acres of empty white sand and uncluttered seas which feel like a bath tub even at three in the morning.

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.

On the other hand, a tax rebate in itself is not enough to vouch for the viability of small, independent productions.