Sentence examples for for temporary entry from inspiring English sources

The document says "neither party shall … require labour market testing, economic needs testing or other procedures of similar effect as a condition for temporary entry".

The relevant chapter appears to suggest that labour market testing – forcing employers to prove Australians are not available to perform the work – is not needed as a condition for temporary entry.

Chapter 10.4 says in respect of temporary entry permits: "neither party shall: (a) impose or maintain any limitations on the total number of visas to be granted to natural persons of the other party; or (b) require labour market testing, economic needs testing or other procedures of similar effect as a condition for temporary entry".

Chapter 10 of the Agreement contains this clause: "Neither party shall... require labour market testing, economic needs testing, or other procedures of similar effect as a condition for temporary entry".

The chapter allows temporary entry for: "intracorporate transfers" for four years, "independent executives" for four years, "contractual service suppliers" for four years, such as those have – with a Chinese company – a "contract for the supply of a service and which does not have a commercial presence within Australia".

Some countries will not even allow temporary entry for those from certain other places, for example, you cannot travel to Israel if you live in Dubai.

Labor and the unions have also pointed to chapter 10 of the free trade agreement relating to temporary entry for business visitors, managers, specialists, and people who install and service machinery and equipment.

On 16 June 1989, 12 days after Chinese police fired on civilian protesters, Hawke surprised his colleagues by making an emotional announcement which extended all temporary entry permits for Chinese nationals legally in Australia for 12 months, with work rights and financial assistance.

Movement of citizens between the two countries, including temporary entry permits for executives, corporates, contractors and servicemen.

These agreements will further promote transparent cross-border trade services as well as temporary entry of business persons which will improve the market access for professional services, research and development, environmental, construction and transportation services.

For the highly skilled, he suggests a blue card (similar to America's green one) to ease the temporary entry of professionals and their families into Europe.