Sentence examples for granting of visas from inspiring English sources

"What triggered it was the granting of visas by Belgrade," Mr. Tran said.

The order suspends the granting of visas to people from Iraq, Syria or any other "country of concern" for 90 days.

In a famous 1940 internal memo, now released, Long told consulates to "postpone and postpone and postpone" the granting of visas and to "put every obstacle in the way" of applicants.

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.

At Mr. Gonzalez's house in Cardenas, Cuba, early Thursday evening, Gustavo Basulto, who described himself as a close friend of the Gonzalez family, said he had not heard about the granting of visas to the boy's grandmothers.

"If we were to simply enforce the current immigration laws and restrict the unbridled granting of visas to this country, we could relieve healthcare cost pressures on state and local governments".

The debate around Turkey's EU membership is only in the news now because it has been caught up with panic about the refugee crisis and the granting of visa-free access for Turks to some parts of the EU for short holidays or business trips.

They also agreed to expedite the granting of diplomatic visas between their countries for the next three years.

The question is whether Mr. McAuliffe — a "first friend" during Bill Clinton's presidency — sought special treatment in the granting of these visas because of his connections.

President Trump has favored bills that would severely restrict "chain migration," including the granting of immigration visas to the parents of U.S. citizens.

(He is particularly contemptuous of Henry A. Wallace, but no more so than of conservative figures like Breckinridge Long, the genteel anti-Semite who obstructed the granting of American visas to European Jews in the late 1930's).