Sentence examples for a pass to enter from inspiring English sources

Conservatives say that letting them use their preferred facilities violates the privacy of others and gives male sexual predators a pass to enter women- and girls-only spaces.

Jackie Turner, a Michigan student, said she told Martin he needed a pass to enter the regents' guest area of the press box Sept. 12 during Michigan's game against Notre Dame.

Then they meticulously compared this anecdotal information with Port Authority records detailing workplaces for every man and woman who had a pass to enter the World Trade Center towers.

If you want to obtain a pass to enter the House of Commons, you'll be required to tick yes or no to some pertinent questions on the application form, not least: "Have you ever been involved in espionage, terrorism, or sabotage?" Because, presumably, even for saboteur terrorist spies, lying on a form would be a step too far into the criminal underworld.

Spectators need a valid game ticket and a pass to enter to the Terrace Club.

You need a pass to enter the Angkor temples unless you are Cambodian or related to a Cambodian.

At the time of the shooting, he was employed by a subcontractor working on a US Navy intranet network and had a valid pass to enter Washington Navy Yard.

The Russian Foreign Ministry on Thursday accused Kenneth Gluck and Jonathan Little, a worker for the humanitarian group Action Against Hunger who escaped the ambush, of using a faked pass to enter Chechnya through a checkpoint from the neighboring republic of Ingushetia.

Civilians now require a government pass to enter within 160km (100 miles) of the border, declared a military zone before war began.

The TVS television network reported tonight that drivers of heavy trucks required a special pass to enter central Grozny.

The market is now largely hidden from public view, and all visitors must have a special pass to enter the facilities.