Sentence examples for card processes from inspiring English sources

The group has not yet introduced legislation, but has indicated it will require undocumented immigrants to wait about 13 years to become citizens, and will not allow any green card processes to begin until after certain border security metrics are met.

She would next send me an official letter authorizing the credit card process to go forward.

With most providers, you pay through an on-screen credit card process that is initiated when your computer detects a network.

When the cabby starts the credit card process, the backseat television turns into a touch-screen display, like a bank A.T.M.

"Detroit was where we went for everything, including all those hours of waiting for my father to go through the green card process," Ms. Mehretu said.

The provisions to ease the green card process enjoy bipartisan support, reflecting a stark reality: Nearly half of all engineering graduate students at American universities are from abroad.

Citibank can have a new A.T.M. card processed and activated within 24 hours, and it will send the card abroad by courier, said Mark Rodgers, a spokesman; a card that includes a signature-based debit feature takes two days.

So Indian and Chinese applicants often wait several years for an open slot before they can even apply, and by then it is usually too late to get a green card processed before their visas expire.

Youngsters can gain entry to the new sports palace with a modern resurrection of the G.O. card process, which enabled my friends and me to enjoy the Rangers as well as the Knicks at reasonable cost.

The law President Clinton signed last year allowed workers who were near the end of their green card process but moved to another company to maintain their place in the application stack rather than start all over.

But members are increasingly supporting limited immigration measures that center on a discrete issue, like shortening the green card process, which can now take years, for science and math Ph.D. candidates who wish to teach or work in the United States.