Sentence examples for a special entry from inspiring English sources

And it was easier than traveling to the Tibet Autonomous Region, which in addition to the visa and passport required to visit China, also requires a special entry permit that doesn't promise unrestricted travel.

Barzun said: "The special relationship deserves a special entry system that makes it quicker and easier for frequent travellers to do business, visit family, and enjoy our great countries".

A special entry and exit design for the axial coolant flow reveals some interesting findings.

Students can apply for admission to our medical school through a special entry pathway that quarantines places for rural background students.

He entered Morehouse College through a special-entry program and received a bachelor's degree in political science and history in 1956.

By the time he brought up a very special entry in the Burberry collection — "I'll get into trouble if I say it, but, basically, it's the Queen's trenchcoat that she had when she was shooting, and it looks like there's some blood on it!" — he was practically doing a split.

Students entering from 1985 to 1998, selected on academic performance alone (N = 1402), were compared to those from 1999 to 2011, selected on the basis of a combination of academic performance, interview score, and UMAT score together with the progressive introduction of a rural special entry pathway (N = 1437).

Seeking to play down the law's disruptive effect, Yishai said his ministry issued an average of 1,000 special entry permits a year to Palestinians and other non-Israelis on the basis of what he called "family unification".

Also, Prague Zoo now has a Happy Mondays offer, which means a special "symbolic" entry fee of just 1 CZK to selected groups of visitors (eg donators, children from orphanages, visitors coming on bikes or public transit, including boat).

All entry material, ranging from stories to photographs, graphics and video, must now be submitted in a digital form through a special Pulitzer entry site.

This reflected an active recruitment process for the rural special entry pathway over this period with 54% of students of rural origin admitted via the rural special entry pathway up to 1998 and 82% admitted via the rural special entry pathway after 1999.