Sentence examples similar to alert for refusal of entry from inspiring English sources

Russians (including Chechens) ranked first for refusals of entry at EU borders, followed by Ukrainians and Albanians.

This includes appeals against refusal of entry to the UK.

Failure to comply will result in refusal of entry to the match and any other matches this season.

"As I said in my new year's speech, 'no refusal of entry, either for refugees or for Donald Trump'".

The new Entry/Exit System (EES) will register information (such as name, fingerprints, facial image, date and place) on entry, exit and refusal of entry of non-EU nationals, both for travellers requiring a visa and for visa-exempt travellers who cross the external borders of the Schengen area or those of Bulgaria and Romania.

The use of PNR through the e-borders scheme has led to the refusal of entry and detention of many people, including 57 for murder, 175 for rape/sexual assault, 25 for kidnapping, 441 for fraud, 397 for drugs offences and 920 for violence.

"Whilst I understand it is upsetting to be turned away from a venue when on a night out, to justify a refusal of entry by provoking a racist debate is completely uncalled for," he said.

Anyone turned away will be given a "refusal of entry" letter, allowing them to contact the websites to ask for their money back.

Prior to the ruling in eBay v. MercExchange, the seizure of goods or the refusal of entry into a country motivated companies to head to the negotiation table.

Reasons for Refusal of Newborn Vitamin K Prophylaxis: Implications for Management and Education.

bOne patient cited 2 reasons for refusal of LAI.