The phrase "all passports" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every passport within a specific context, such as a discussion about travel documents or identification.
Example: "All passports must be valid for at least six months beyond the date of travel."
Alternatives: "every passport" or "each passport".
He surrenders all passports.
He surrenders all passports and refrains from applying for any passports.
Again, prior to the MH370 incident, most people would have assumed that all passports are screened before a flight takes off.
It should go without saying that all passports must be checked to ensure they are legitimate.In many respects, flight MH307 represents the "Titanic moment" for airline security.
The origin of the fight, with the terrified Jews as pawns in the game, was Poland's decree, effective today, for "inspection" of all passports borne by Poles abroad.
In some Western European countries, including France and Spain, more than a third of all passports in circulation do not have so-called machine-readable features.
According to private informants, only about one half of all passport appli cations have been granted.
The EU has agreed that member states must fingerprint all passport holders by the end of 2007.
It appears that privacy was breached and I expect a thorough review and a change in procedures as necessary to ensure the privacy of all passport files".
It's not all Passport to Pimlico … Dark Ealing is a season at London's BFI Southbank highlighting the more nocturnal side of the time-honoured British studio, with features such as 1947 thriller It Always Rains on Sunday.
They have redeployed 250 staff to the "front line", introduced longer opening hours at all passport offices, which are now operating seven days a week, and drafted in an extra 650 helpline staff.
