Sentence examples for granting us entry from inspiring English sources
Apparently, one of the concerns that the Australian Department of Immigration had before granting us entry was that the new facilities may look too attractive, especially since the BBC's global reach means that our pictures will be seen internationally.
Although Nixon was granted entry to Harvard and Yale, he couldn't afford the tuition -- so he instead enrolled at Whittier College in California, where he ran track and played basketball and football.
With Luca Guadagnino's "I Am Love, Milann has at last come into its own, granting us temporary entry to the private world of haute bourgeois privilege and discreet good taste that lies beyond the steel gates and closed doors.
The only way we will ever get to qualify for a competition like this in the near future is if the football authorities grant us a testimonial entry for long service.
The government plans to ease its notoriously circuitous process of granting entry visas to visitors by selling three-day visas at Moscow and St .Petersburg airports and at posts along the Finnish border, officials said.
Access control beefs up the barricades by granting entry only to specific site functions, such as adding an item to a shopping cart.
Beginning June 17, American citizens will no longer be required to obtain the passport stamp granting entry.
Haley is in charge of granting right of entry permits to would-be searchers.
Macedonian authorities have created peculiar new restrictions for the thousands of refugees trying to cross the border from Greece by only granting entry to those from cities they consider to be at war, according to Greek officials.
47, 48 Malaria-eliminating countries could require high-risk travelers, such as those arriving from endemic countries, to undergo testing, chemoprophylaxis, or treatment before granting entry or visas.
