Sentence examples for granting of a visa from inspiring English sources

America's granting of a visa to Gerry Adams helped to legitimise Sinn Fein, secure a ceasefire and get talks going.

Clinton's granting of a visa to the Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams in January 1994 enraged the British, but it would prove a key moment on the long path to a settlement in Northern Ireland.

International students who received a November 2018 or who will receive a March 2019 or May 2019 degree may request that the Dean's Office send an invitation letter to their family; this letter may facilitate the granting of a visa.

From the granting of a visa to Gerry Adams in 1994 to the appointment of George Mitchell as a peace envoy disguised as an economic adviser -- all done against the odds -- Mr. Clinton has deftly handled the dicey relations between London and Belfast and Dublin and Washington.

Migliorini had been living in Bali, pending the granting of a visa into Australia, where Sisely is located.

He tells us that his staff were split on the 1994 granting of a US visa to Gerry Adams, for example, but reveals nothing that we didn't already know - even at the time.

Each granting of such a visa is a giant leap backward.

And the granting of a US tourist visa to the former Taiwanese president Lee Teng-hui, reviled by Beijing for his allegedly pro-independence stance, for a trip to Cornell University, his alma mater, suggests relations may deteriorate further.

When asked, the State Department spokesman said no laws were broken in the granting of the visa.

Speaking to BBC News NI about the granting of the visa, former Sinn Féin president Mr Adams said: "Symbolically it was very important.

In addition to the granting of visas, still a hurdle after the Sept. 11 attacks, the presentation of international work is time-intensive and costly; African governments, unlike their European counterparts, infrequently subsidize tours.