Sentence examples for assisting passage from inspiring English sources

And here, the traditional healing room, where those mourning a death will be able to burn sage in a ritual of assisting passage to the next life.

"We have offered assisted passage back to Australia.

The family moved to Sydney when he was three, under the "Ten Pound Pom" assisted passage scheme.

"There was a moment when social services were offering people assisted passage to go overseas," Stringer said.

Born in Barry, Ms Gillard was four when her family emigrated to Australia under the "Ten Pound Pom" assisted passage scheme.

The preceding section has described the difficult situation faced by long-term shelter dependents, poorer non-migrants and assisted passage migrants in the years following the major eruptions.

In addition to providing analgesia, administration of drug (medical expulsive therapy) is often prescribed to assist passage of the urinary stone.

These groups are not discrete and there are overlaps and linkages between them that reinforced the social pattern of impact, for example, in the situation faced by older people left behind as other family members took assisted passage, and in the eventual movement of people from shelter to poor quality housing or rental accommodation.

Our analysis of the workshop and key informant data indicates that those most disadvantaged by the lasting impacts of the volcanic crisis were/are: evacuees in long-term shelter accommodation; poorer non-migrants who resettled in the north of Montserrat and assisted passage migrants to the UK.

Previous limits on the number of children allowed to immigrate to Australia a couple could not receive assisted passage if they had more than three children under 10 years of age and two under seven, were lifted in 1852.

UK citizens will have to wait for as long as all other non-Commonwealth immigrants for the right to take out Australian citizenship, and the number of assisted passages is being steadily reduced.