Sentence examples for granted a passport from inspiring English sources

And even if he was granted a passport, she said, immigration agents might block his departure at the airport.

Patríkios returned to Athens as a detainee "on leave" and was eventually granted a passport in 1959.

Marcos Novaro, a sociologist at the University of Buenos Aires, thinks that Father Bergoglio did not want Father Jalics to be granted a passport because he was afraid he would be killed if he returned to Argentina.

National teams there are eager to take advantage of a loophole that allows them one player — usually an American — who has been granted a passport to represent another country.

An amendment to the Citizenship Act last week should enable Fawad to be granted a passport before the first test at Trent Bridge on 10 July and Inverarity has hinted the spinner is on course to receive a call-up.

With a change in the passport laws in January 2013, Sánchez was granted a Cuban passport enabling her to travel abroad.

She has trained with the squad since 2007 and was granted a British passport in May.

He was granted a U.S. passport and, the next day, he was on a flight to San Antonio.

Bedene, who was granted a British passport last March, presented his case to the International Tennis Federation board on Sunday.

The world No 47, who was granted a British passport four years ago, is now experiencing a taste of the sort of treatment Laura Robson has grown accustomed to receiving here.

The centre-back has since been granted a Belgian passport, through playing for Anderlecht, and is set to talk with his suitors in the coming days.