Sentence examples for issued a passport from inspiring English sources
"He has never been issued a passport.
The daily reported that Assange also may have been issued a passport.
Citing privacy laws, the State Department declined to comment Tuesday on why Mr. Dawkins was issued a passport when he had an open deportation order.
The rule applies to all regular, official and diplomatic passports for children under age 14, even if the child had previously been issued a passport.
Mr. Dawkins was never denied a passport — in fact, he was inexplicably issued a passport in 2006, in spite of a standing deportation order dating to 1992, when he was 8 years old.
Once issued, a passport typically becomes a critical tool for illegal immigrants who are seeking work or who want to travel internationally, as well as for people involved in drug smuggling, money laundering, Social Security fraud and even terrorism, the federal auditors said.
The couple will also meet US consular officials, who will review the adoption before issuing a passport.
Gen. Pervez Musharraf's government dragged its heels over issuing a passport to Ms. Younas, concerned that the case would hurt Pakistan's image.
The Department of State refused to issue a passport on the ground that Miss Tobiassen had acquired Norwegian nationality and had ceased to be an American citizen.
Under Australian passports act I have the authority to cancel or refuse to issue a passport where we suspect an individual is a threat to the security of Australia.
