identification

Many officers have also refused to uncover their badge numbers, deterring identification.

Oportun allows borrowers to use an individual tax identification number in lieu of a Social Security number when they apply for loans, making them easily accessible to undocumented immigrants.

The notices should include a “claim identification number” and a “confirmation code,” which can be entered here.

The FBI and police scan these masses of photos through computer programs that digitize them for identification.

It must be made explicit that identification between devices is anonymized and securely stored in encrypted form to prevent violation of privacy.

Her heartbroken and horrified brother, Sam Jones, made the identification.

The remains have also been sent to the chief medical examiner in Richmond for official forensic identification.

The jogger had no memory of the attack, and none of the other victims could make an identification of the Five.

At about 10 p.m., a horde of Hungarian police officers raided the bar, demanding that everybody show their identification.

To gauge his level of truthfulness, I asked, “So, you wouldn't mind if I included your donor identification number in the story?”

“It is a perfect identification,” murmured Mr. Arden, with his eyes still riveted on the plaster faces.

This will show all bacteria except the tubercle bacillus, and often no other stain is necessary for their identification.

The presence of such a diplococcus in meningeal exudates is, however, sufficient for its identification.

Identification was established by a wallet containing papers of the deceased.

The plan has also been utilized a great deal in recent years for the identification of enlisted men in the army and navy.