Sentence examples for granted to enter from inspiring English sources

[T]he license granted to enter property to knock on a person's door is not unlimited.

Investigators are looking into Malik's K-1 "fiancee" visa, which she had to be granted to enter the country with Farook.

The administrative offices of most universities in Lebanon that were approached did not allow drawing a random sample of their enrolled students to participate in the study; they did not provide us with the lists of students and permission was not granted to enter classrooms and search for students nominatively.

If you don't know the film, it's an artful depiction of a character aptly named "the Stalker" who leads two other characters, "the Writer" and "the Professor," into "the Zone" in order to find "the Room"—a place where wishes are granted to all who enter… sounds sketchy doesn't it?

People like Professor Chomsky, he added, do not have to be granted permission to enter.

He would not be granted permission to enter the UK, end of story," it said.

As of Sunday evening, the Department of Homeland Security said 392 green card holders had been granted waivers to enter.

His mother arrived in the UK on 6 October 2007 and was granted leave to enter until 9 January 2008.

It will, for example, contain details of someone being refused entry to the UK but not state whether they have subsequently been granted permission to enter".

A UN inspection team arrived in Damascus this week to look into earlier claims of chemical weapon use, but was granted permission to enter Syria with a limited mission to investigate only three specific sites.

In the beginning, we stayed on the borders of Iraq, clinging to our home and what we knew, until we were granted permission to enter Saudi Arabia and await visas from whatever country would take us.