Sentence examples for entry to anyone from inspiring English sources

Azerbaijan will not allow entry to anyone with a Nagorno-Karabakh Republic visa in their passport.

"The technology deployed at our turnstiles will refuse entry to anyone without an official ticket".

In her honor, the management was offering free entry to anyone who shared her name.

For its part, Macau says it values exchanges with Hong Kong but reserves the right to deny entry to anyone.

He will, however, allow entry to anyone running from Isis when they've come from Iceland or Wales.

This effectively denies entry to anyone without computer access, which means a not-small number of New Yorkers.

At the entrance to the subway station, which is also the first point of entry to Broad Channel for anyone arriving by the A Train, a cake sale was taking place to raise money for the volunteer fire department: home-baked brownies for 50 cents a square and lemon cakes for $3.50.

We reserve the right to refuse entry to the UK to anyone who is convicted of serious criminal offences.

A provision in the antiterror law known as the USA Patriot Act denies entry to the United States to anyone who has provided material support to a terrorist or armed rebel group, even if that support was coerced or if the aims of the group match those of American foreign policy.

Entry is open to anyone with enough money for a beer, US dollars welcome.

Entry is open to anyone, anywhere in the world, provided they are over 18 years of age.