Sentence examples for enter or remain from inspiring English sources

This new proposal would reduce incentives to enter or remain in the "informal" economy, he wrote.

Allows conditions restricting studies to be imposed on those given limited leave to enter or remain in the UK.

It would be an offence for an Australian citizen or resident to enter or remain in the area without a legitimate purpose.

How do we encourage honorable people to enter or remain in a profession in which success is so often achieved by dishonorable conduct?

No official figure has been given because of difficulties tracking the number of people who enter or remain in the country illegally.

Non-European migrants who have permanent residence in Britain, ie indefinite leave to enter or remain, continue to be eligible for the same NHS care as a resident British citizen.

On 14 October 2011, an injunction passed "preventing 'persons unknown' entering or remaining in or trespassing on [Paternoster Square]".

In 1903 Congress passed a law barring all foreign anarchists from entering or remaining in the country.

But of all the noncitizen Latinos sentenced last year, the vast majority — 81percentt — were convicted for unlawfully entering or remaining in the country, the latter of which is not a criminal offense.

For McCain, carelessness with American — and, in particular, Presidential — prestige is unacceptable, and there is nothing worse than America's entering, or remaining in, an international engagement with its options limited in advance.

The injunction refers only to "persons entering or remaining on the campus and buildings of the University of Sussex for the purpose of protest action (without the consent of the University)".