Sentence examples for guaranteed entry to from inspiring English sources

According to the State Department, the United States cannot guarantee entry to a foreign country for a visa interview.

Alpcycles runs a series of week-long packages, including ones that guarantee entry to La Marmotte and La Maratona, providing just about everything you'll need.

Fans camped out on hard floors the night before, as a ticket to the conference does not guarantee entry to individual events, although the opening panel was also simulcast around the world on the web.

If getting a bachelor's degree is meant to guarantee entry to an arena in which jobs are plentiful and wages rise steadily, the education system has been failing for some time.

Though being in possession of a badge should guarantee entry to all of the week's gigs, in reality the only way badge-holders can make sure they'll get in is by getting to places early and queuing.

One idea favoured by some European clubs would lead to a two-tier system that would guarantee entry to some of the biggest names in football, while still allowing others to qualify.

Best of all, you're guaranteed entry to the club itself.

At a minimum, there should be basic standard of performance that guarantees entry to better runners.

"Someone (the Beeb, possibly) raised the possibility that England might not be guaranteed entry to the Super Eights," says Mark Drury.

Under cycling union rules, Astana is guaranteed entry to all major events, including Paris-Nice and the Tour.

The Phonak racing team won a court battle yesterday to be allowed to participate in the new ProTour, which guarantees entry to all major races.