Sentence examples for grants entry to from inspiring English sources

A year-long federal recreation pass grants entry to more than 2,000 parks around the country, from the Hawaiian volcanoes to the Florida Everglades.

Today, the Cambodian Government has erected an impressive tollbooth, in faux temple style, where visitors have ID photographs taken and sealed in a laminated card that grants entry to the majestic monuments.

While it does not endorse Trump's proposed ban on Muslim immigration, the GOP agenda seeks "major changes" to how the US grants entry to refugees and asylum-seekers, stating that refugees who cannot be carefully vetted – "especially those whose homeland have been the breeding grounds for terrorism" – should be denied entry.

It is now feasible to equip everyone with a unique "smart card" that tracks where they have been, grants entry to guarded areas and bars them from others.

This week, North Korea also granted entry to a large group of Japanese reporters.

On the other hand, there is the chance to grant entry to those legendary, boozy elysian fields, otherwise known as the lock-in.

In return, Australia agreed to grant entry to 4,000 people in Malaysia who had already had their applications for refugee status confirmed.

Taiwan, she said, was readying itself for membership in the World Trade Organization, which is expected to grant entry to both Taiwan and China this weekend at its meeting in Doha, Qatar.

The club had been granted entry to Europe for the first time, and in the first round of the Fairs Cup they drew Eintracht Frankfurt.

"The Conservatives under Edward Heath did grant entry to Britain for the east African Asians when they were expelled from Uganda by Idi Amin, Heathh said.

The #HappyToBleed campaign ends on 4 December but Azad's goal isn't to be granted entry to the temple, so much as to break the taboo around menstruation and encourage conversation.