Sentence examples for full passports from inspiring English sources

Parties of schoolchildren from EU countries are being allowed in without full passports checks, Brian Moore told MPs.

Any failures to carry out full passport checks have to be reported directly to the home secretary.

Many ethnic Russians in Latvia are still "non-citizens" – they have a travel document but not a full passport and are not entitled to vote.

British Airport Authority manager Steve Morgan told the Guardian that the authorities in the US, Canada, Japan, Australia and New Zealand were carrying out full passport checks before Heathrow-bound passengers on the plane.

The UK Border Agency stopped short of guaranteeing that full passport checks would be carried out on every passenger as demanded by the home secretary, Theresa May.

Mensch said she was applying for a full passport out of love of her new home and had no qualms about swearing a US oath of loyalty.

The standalone identity card had recently been marketed as valid for travel in Europe but a cheaper alternative to a full passport and as a handy way for young adults to prove their age in pubs and clubs.

The home secretary's drive to ensure that full passport checks are carried out at Britain's borders has only been achieved at the expense of less rigorous screening for illegal migrants and fewer seizures of some types of drugs and weapons, says Whitehall's spending watchdog.

During the call, the user is identified by a set of security questions and can accept or reject the transaction, either with a simple 1 to confirm or even entering a full passport number.

When she went back with this bag full of passports, the only American passports in it belonged to Indians and Pakistanis, and she was able to persuade [them] that they were not the enemy.

Inhabitants of the Falklands were given full British passports after the war with Argentina in 1982.