Sentence examples similar to citizens passage from inspiring English sources

Does this mean that we should deny US citizen passage to and from the United States because a few might abuse that right to travel?

He might have followed the example of Chen Si, who on weekends patrols the Yangtze River Bridge, a preferred jump-off for Chinese citizens seeking passage from this life to the next.

All this was terminated by Pinckney's Treaty (Treaty of San Lorenzo) in October 1795, in which Spain embroiled in the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars agreed to set the U.S. southern boundary at latitude 31° and conceded U.S. citizens free passage on the Mississippi and tax-free storage of goods at New Orleans.

At the ceremony, Mr. Clinton said Mr. Dart had "literally opened the doors of opportunities to millions of our citizens by securing passage of one of the nation's landmark civil rights laws".

We had it carried live on the air to show the disgusting attitude of some Selma residents who opposed the demands of citizens to win passage of the 1965 Voting Rights Act that President Lyndon Johnson eventually signed into law.

How did citizens react to its passage?

Citizens UK's safe passage team estimates that around 40% of the children who were in Calais at the time of the demolition are Eritrean or Afghan," said Darley.

Along the way, he gives portraits of the towns he passes through and some of their most notable citizens, such as this passage about the city of Irkutsk: Among the first places we went in Irkutsk was the house (now a museum) built in 1854 for Prince Sergei Trubetskoy.

However, few citizens knew of the passage of the rare storm.

Under the current process, passage of citizen-proposed amendments requires a simple majority of voters.

In a legislative season that has had little substantive action, the Senate has approved a plan to make passage of citizen initiatives more difficult, and the House is not far behind.