Sentence examples for introduced exit from inspiring English sources
Texas introduced exit exams in 1992.
The UK government has introduced exit checks at all ports, airports and Eurotunnel effective from 8 April.
May's bill also aims to make it easier to identify illegal immigrants by extending the powers of immigration officers to collect and check fingerprints and search for passports, introducing exit controls at airports and ports and extending the notification period for a marriage from 15 to 28 days to enable suspicious "sham" marriages to be investigated.
The Home Office insists the coalition's commitment to introducing exit checks by 2015 is still in place.
Countries with cases may introduce exit screening measures for departing travelers.
Since then, the pressure has only mounted, as virtually every state has adopted more rigorous curriculums, and many have introduced tough exit exams.
Britain's immigration system has gone into intensive care, with serious doubts that a pledge to introduce 100% exit checks on all passengers leaving the country can be in place by the general election, say MPs.
Speaking in Barry, he pledged to recruit an extra 1,000 border staff, introduce full exit checks and stop serious criminals coming to the UK.
Steinhauer's earlier novels "The Tourist" and "The Nearest Exit" introduced the Department of Tourism, a black-ops cell within the C.I.A., and his dour hero, Milo Weaver.
Seau, not Barber, represents the N.F.L. mainstream, and for this reason the Players Association recently introduced an annual "exit symposium," where retired and retiring players can meet to relay their tips and anxieties to one another.
