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.
Thereafter he focused on what he called his "constructive program" of hand spinning and weaving and overall village "uplift," as well as on Hindu "purification" in seeking to advance the cause of the Harijans, especially through granting them entry to Hindu temples, from which they had always been banished.
Sierra Leone players found opponents unwilling to shake hands, hotels unwilling to check them in and governments uncertain on granting them entry.
Official Israel refused to co-operate with the mission, refused to meet with its members or grant them official entry into Israel (or to the West Bank or Gaza via Israel), and had even banned the media from being in Gaza at the time of Operation Cast Lead.
So how about this: grant him entry, and then add another pitcher to boot!
And the Edinburgh club were told they were granted permission to grant free entry to season ticket holders for last year's play-off final defeat by Hamilton Academical because they had sold them before the rules were in place.
And, because of the Marathon's lottery system, my few sweet seconds were no longer enough to grant me entry into the race.
Not all good students are good test takers, particularly under stress, and taking a test that can grant you entry or deny you access can certainly be stressful.
Many applications, as many as half of them, are granted single-entry visas valid only for a few days, while more than 30,000 applications are rejected every year.
After a brief race to the festival, you're entered into its events; keep winning them and you earn points towards different-coloured wristbands, which grant entry to more challenging series of races.
