Sentence examples for who verifies from inspiring English sources

They simply hand their permit to a state trooper, who verifies its authenticity.

A candidate is first recommended by the chief justice of the court "who verifies your professional competence," he explained.

Depending on where you're buying, you may be liable for estate agents' fees, land tax and fees for the notary (an independent government official who verifies the sale).

Perhaps Mitnick sensed that there was a grander role for himself in this story: not just the clerk who verifies the papers but the counsellor as character witness.

If the deceased is a member of a burial society or a descendant of members, relatives are supposed to contact an officer of the society, who verifies the person's membership and signs a permit allowing the cemetery to open the assigned plot.

AMERICAN citizens arriving at John F. Kennedy Airport in New York from overseas will soon lose the luxury of the citizen bypass, where those with valid passports were able to scoot past Immigration Service officers and submit their passports to the Customs officer who verifies their declaration and clears their luggage.

We felt vindicated when, having turned around, we met another couple who verified the sighting.

But opposition leaders in Parliament say they consulted experts who verified the recordings as authentic.

She told archive specialist Jackie Budell about the letter, and it later reached Walt Whitman Archive co-director Price who verified its provenance.

We talked with Angela Faison, a spokeswoman for the church, just moments ago, who verified the statement from the Reverend Moss.

These valuations are then crosschecked on a weekly, monthly or ad-hoc basis by independent controllers, who verify the valuations.