Sentences with phrase «identity for example»

It could also provide proof of land ownership in rural communities and could be used to provide digital identities for example.

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For example, over the next few years, we can expect to see the anonymity of reviews fade away and instead become linked to shoppers» real identities on Facebook, Twitter or other social integration.

For example, an APT could be a hacker who's determined to get the credit card and personal identity information of all your customers or gain access to your social media networks.

In the case of the internet of things example, there are other technologies that will handle identity, messaging and other elements that might be needed for the overall system.

For example, the company's Happy Amber is hoppier than a standard amber, its Gnarly Brown tastes like a mix between a brown ale and a porter, and its Identity Crisis beer almost defies categorization.

For example, you might need to set up a trust or corporation to receive the money to protect your identity, he said.

Unilever, for example, filed a suit against Hampton Creek last year claiming false advertising and unfair competition because Hampton Creek's Just Mayo doesn't contain eggs — a requirement under the current standard of identity for mayonnaise.

«You would see greater emphasis on professional identity, for example.

-- Discriminating against or harassing an employee because of his or her sexual orientation or gender identity, in combination with another unlawful reason, for example, on the basis of transgender status and race, or sexual orientation and disability.

If you want to gain entry to any industry there are certain obvious things you need to learn — a body of knowledge about technology or law, for example, formal procedures, the identity of the sector's key players, etc..

For example, we provide the customer with a unified bill, identity management, and consistently ensure a good experience.

Keisling's organization, for example, held a call - in session Friday to provide advice to transgender people worried that changing their gender designation on federal and state identity documents might become more difficult in the new political environment.

Green Armor's Identity Cues (which I co-invented), for example, helps ensure that a real log - in page looks different for every user and can only be generated by legitimate Web servers.

For example, we've worked with various companies that need help creating their identity, picking out a name, and picking out the right location.

For example, two users are now able to exchange Zcash without sharing their identities, and the blockchain data confirms that a transaction took place, but doesn't show who the parties are or how much Zcash changed hands.

For example, some lenders are demanding forensic details about the borrowers» identity, including having all mortgage documents signed by customers and witnesses rather than electronically submissions without a paper copy.

For example, I can recall one instance when I traveled to Mexico for a friend's wedding, and one of my friends asked the taxi driver for the identity of the singer on the radFor example, I can recall one instance when I traveled to Mexico for a friend's wedding, and one of my friends asked the taxi driver for the identity of the singer on the radfor a friend's wedding, and one of my friends asked the taxi driver for the identity of the singer on the radfor the identity of the singer on the radio.

On April 26, for example, analysts didn't ask Barclays CEO Jes Staley about a fine and stern rebuke (pdf) he received just days earlier from regulators, following his ill - advised attempt to uncover the identity of a whistleblower.

Examples of details that we are looking for include the identity of any family trust or holding company (if such an entity exists) and its beneficiaries, and any explanation of the duties / responsibilities of the trustees and / or beneficiaries.

For example, we conceal our research subject's identity by using pseudonyms and paraphrasing.

For example, someone who's provided notarized proof of identity, address and source of their funds might get unlimited transactions, while someone who's only shown their driver's license might be restricted to $ 1,000 a week.

Larry, a widely experience overseer of a denominational region, for example, has frequently observed the tendency of leaders to allow their practice of ministry to become their identity over time, meaning that their call to ministry becomes so intertwined with doing ministry in a certain mode that they lost the ability to see the difference.

If every experience is already interpreted (as both Hartshorne and Whitehead believe), then the philosopher may choose to say, for example, that change is a fact (given in experience), but personal identity is an interpretation of simpler, more basic, or less interpreted, facts.

For example, the identity of the degree as a professional doctorate is in considerable need of clarification, and its somewhat unclear identity may seriously affect its future.

The Five Pillars of Islam, for example, lay down the boundaries of Muslim practice and identity, with the suggestion that conflicting or different things said about God can not be equally valid.

A central theme for Mark, for example, is the mystery of Jesus's identity.

For example, Earley's crystalline structures, by powerful «ionic» forces overwhelm the constituent molecules which virtually lose their identity as their respective ions are held in deadlock.

The media for creating a new will and a new identity are baptism, good example and God's grace and love.

For example, the «thin practice» of hooking up becomes a «thick practice» when it comes to shape one's identity and form one's vision of how flourishing might be achieved.

There are, as one would expect, several essays in the book on Jews and Judaism, some reflecting Kristol's religious interests» the need, for example, to sustain in Jewish identity a religious element and not merely a cultural one» others his political ones, exploring the relations of modern American Jews with a pluralistic American society that has given them an uncommonly large, though not unlimited, berth.

«34 Personal identity so defined is offered as «the key example» for understanding the fusion of activity and value.

The famous phrase tat tvam asi, «that art thou,» expressing the identity of the self of man with Brahman - Atman occurs over and over again in a long dialogue between Svetaketu and his father, for example:

Whereas membership of a closed society helped to provide personal identity («I'm a Scotsman», for example, or «I'm a Presbyterian»), individuals in the open society are both freer and have more responsibility to establish their own identity.

For example, over a decade and a half ago Process Studies contained a well - known exchange between Charles Hartshorne and Peter Bertocci over the issue of personal identity (see P1, HPI).

Thus, in a context where the question of Indian - Christian identity is under pressure from different sides, one is justified in asking what baptism, for example, has really resulted in and how it has been interpreted and understood.

For example, some Christian therapists might help a client who believes that they are made in the image of God explore what role sexuality ought to play in understanding their full identity: Is it everything, nothing or a piece of the greater whole?

They were determined that Hope would not lose its Christian identity as it pursued excellence (as happened at Oberlin, for example), and that Hope would neither join the evangelically oriented Christian College Coalition, which has some fundamentalist members, nor become confessionally focused (like Calvin, for example).

As a general rule of thumb, I would say that religions are at their best whenever they challenge their members to chafe against preexisting identities — for example, when St. Paul says that «in Christ there is neither Jew nor Greek, slave nor free, male nor female.»

For example, between 1989 and 1996, men's clothing sales in America rose 21 percent to record highs; in the same period, women, taught by 30 years of feminism to look for less superficial routes to a secure identity, spent 10 percent less on clothiFor example, between 1989 and 1996, men's clothing sales in America rose 21 percent to record highs; in the same period, women, taught by 30 years of feminism to look for less superficial routes to a secure identity, spent 10 percent less on clothifor less superficial routes to a secure identity, spent 10 percent less on clothing.

For example, if we assume this cosmic flux accounts for the transition from the many past actual entities to the one new concrescence, then this substantial activity would have to interact with the particularities and specific identities of those past entitiFor example, if we assume this cosmic flux accounts for the transition from the many past actual entities to the one new concrescence, then this substantial activity would have to interact with the particularities and specific identities of those past entitifor the transition from the many past actual entities to the one new concrescence, then this substantial activity would have to interact with the particularities and specific identities of those past entities.

Bodies change and grow, acquiring whole new forms in some cases (caterpillars to butterflies, for example) yet remaining one identity, one type of thing, one substance.

In comparison to Evangelicalism, Roman Catholicism, for example, has a clear ecclesiastical identity and a long tradition of social teaching, both of which have helped to foster serious intellectual engagement on many of the ethical issues of the present day.

But when a massive change of behavioral habit has taken place, and this is sufficient to constitute a change of personal identity — as, for example, in the case of insanity — then on the view here proposed, there is no responsibility and guilt in the usual senses of those words.

Pineapple, for example, may be deprived of the capability for cognitive and physical development and of the identity needed to become a pediatrician even if no immediate barriers of racial or class prejudice impede her education.

any view that regards us as obligated to fulfill ends that we have not chosen - ends given by nature or God, for example, or by our identities as members of families, peoples, cultures, or traditions.

Glance at «Everton 3 - 6 Chelsea», for example, even without being told the identities of the goalscorers, and you basically know what's happened.

For every constituency that is a coherent, recognisable community (Gloucester and Cheltenham are two good examples close to my home) there are tens, maybe hundreds that are cobbled together, lacking any identity and subject to change every five years.

Defeats under the Labour governments of Tony Blair and Gordon Brown were commonplace — for example there were 12 on the 2005 - 6 Identity Cards Bill.

«For example, the national identity card has been enhanced to take advantage of new technologies such as tactile elements for the blind, chip embedding technology and iris capabilities in addition to taking all 10 fingerprints of an applicant,» he saFor example, the national identity card has been enhanced to take advantage of new technologies such as tactile elements for the blind, chip embedding technology and iris capabilities in addition to taking all 10 fingerprints of an applicant,» he safor the blind, chip embedding technology and iris capabilities in addition to taking all 10 fingerprints of an applicant,» he said.

For example: «Because p and the identities of B and C are unpredictable, only honest scoring is risk - free [in your X-style ballot].»