Sentence examples for allowed entry to the from inspiring English sources

Reporters were not allowed entry to the neighborhood, where some 130,000 of Medellín's 2.5 million residents live.

Despite the strong opposition of General Turgidson, the Soviet ambassador, Alexi de Sadesky, is allowed entry to the War Room in the hopes of defusing the crisis.

The debate revealed that about 30,000 suspicious signatures were removed from a separate, smaller petition saying Trump should be allowed entry to the UK.

Meanwhile, European and many other Asian émigrés were typically allowed entry to the U.S. after just a few hours or days.

"I think we should really be worried about another refugee crisis," said Yasir Imad, an Iraqi who was recently allowed entry to the United States after living in Syria for almost four years.

Johnston also points out: "Rangers Newco" has offered to accept a range of sporting and financial penalties for the wrongdoing of "Rangers Oldco", as well as undertaking to support a change to the SPL's iniquitous 90% (11-1) voting structure to a more democratic 75% (9-3), if allowed entry to the SPL.

By the time firefighters arrived, Chief Pullar said, the flames were too intense to allow entry to the house.

By comparison, the US passport allows entry to the same number of countries but costs £16 more.

Only general admission tickets, at $125, are available; they allow entry to the event at 8 p.m.

Closer to the Games, there are likely to be non-event tickets, which will allow entry to the park (where Henman Hill-style big screens will relay the action) and confer pole position to pick up tickets that will be recycled via a Wimbledon-type re-entry system.

With the Democratic National Convention opening on Monday, some lawmakers and senior party officials said their offices and political operations were receiving significantly fewer of the passes that will allow entry to the Pepsi Center and access to the floor than they have received for past conventions.