Sentence examples for granting a visa from inspiring English sources

Before granting a visa to travel to the United States, the American Embassy requires interviews with each child and his parents.

Russia appeared to reverse a long-standing policy by granting a visa to Tibet's exiled spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, only to reverse itself within hours.

In 2005, China filed a protest to Italy for granting a visa to then-President Chen Shui-bian so he could attend the funeral of Pope John Paul II.

"The installation is in many ways curated by the U.S. government, because the determinations of who is and isn't here were subject to U.S. Customs and Immigration granting a visa," she explained.

Applications can be rejected if officials believe the applicant is not in control of funds, money has been obtained unlawfully, or the origin of funds means granting a visa will not be conducive to the public good.

Two years after the cable on torture was sent, US diplomats in India argued strongly against granting a visa request from the government of India on behalf of a member of the Jammu and Kashmir state assembly who was invited to a conference organised by a think-tank in America.

In 1994 Adams was granted a visa by U.S. Pres.

"The minister could exercise his discretion to grant a visa.

Every person granted a visa poses some risk.

Hugh, by extension, was granted a visa as the boyfriend of a writer.

Passports with an Israeli stamp are unlikely to be granted a visa.