Sentence examples for giving entry from inspiring English sources

If the venture, giving entry to visitors 18 and under, including school groups, proves successful, the Tate plans to repeat it.

But in the end it was Winton who took the leading role, chivvying the Home Office into giving entry to eight trainloads of endangered Czech children over the next nine months.

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Hansen credits social media with keeping her in touch with the desires of her customers and giving entry to aspirational consumers who aren't quite ready to spend on pricey jewelry today but might be tomorrow.

Accordingly, the prospect beckoned us of (a) evolving oximes for greener radical chemistry and (b) of developing precursors for meagerly studied N- and O-centered species thereby giving entry to diverse heterocycle systems.

In addition, the deal will give entry into a handful of other markets, including El Paso, Portland, Ore., and Salt Lake City.

In fact, it is only a matter of time before China is given entry to the World Trade Organization.

In 1938/39 some 10,000 unaccompanied children were given entry to the UK, having arrived here on the Kindertransport from Germany, Austria and Czechoslovakia.

In Tatarstan, authorities no longer give entry visas to Saudi preachers, or allow foreign money to pay for religious education unless they have approved the curriculum.

I can also give entry route insight in to a variety of roles from halls of residence admin to marketing and communications, including job sites like jobs.ac.uk.ac.uk

There should be no more guarantees given to teams who happen to spend money on the International Cycling Union's ProTour which, currently, ensures that teams who buy licences are given entry to the biggest races.