Sentence examples for grant an entry visa from inspiring English sources
The Tennis Channel will not televise the Barclays Dubai Tennis Championships this week to protest the United Arab Emirates' refusal to grant an entry visa to the Israeli player Shahar Peer.
The group, led by the American Civil Liberties Union, went to court yesterday in Boston seeking to force the State Department and the Department of Homeland Security to grant an entry visa to a South African Muslim academic who they said was barred from the United States because of his criticism of American foreign policy.
The 25-year-old has secured a release from the two years left on his contract with the New Zealand Warriors, although the deal is subject to him being granted an entry visa to the United Kingdom.
So Catholics and religious apologists have been jumping for joy at recent sympathetic words from Pope Francis on homosexuality, contraception and abortion and even the possibility that we atheists could be granted an entry visa to that place we don't actually believe in.
Archbishop Desmond Tutu, visibly shaking with anger, compared the South African government unfavourably with the apartheid regime and threatened to pray for the downfall of the African National Congress (ANC) yesterday after the Dalai Lama said he was forced to pull out of Tutu's 80th birthday celebrations because he had not been granted an entry visa.
For the past five years, I have been unable to visit him, as the Chinese government has refused to grant me an entry visa.
The British government's decision to grant Mike Tyson an entry visa for his fight against Lou Savarese has sparked a wave of protests even before the venue had been decided.
Americans traveling to Azerbaijan must obtain an entry visa before their arrival in the country.
They all need an entry visa.
Having served their time in Lebanese prisons for entering the country illegally, the four were put on a Middle East Airline flight today to Jordan, which had reportedly granted them entry visas.
