Sentence examples for issuing visas for from inspiring English sources

Months ago, when sentiment was running more strongly against additional troops, Pakistan held up issuing visas for advisers and trainers.

America is generous in issuing visas for relatives of those already there, but economic migrants face huge barriers.

Russia announced it would take steps to recover the tax owing and stop issuing visas for consular officials in the two cities.

The General Accounting Office study said the nation's system for issuing visas for research in sensitive areas was unnecessarily slow and cumbersome.

Saudi Arabia said it would start issuing visas for nonreligious foreign tourists in an attempt to develop tourism in the country, where it has been largely limited to pilgrims visiting Islam's holiest sites.

Some policy makers are calling for piecemeal changes such as issuing visas for high-skilled workers and investors, or conferring legal status on immigrants who were illegally brought into the country as children.

After that, the Trump clubs can ask the Department of Homeland Security to issue visas for workers it has found in other countries.

Now the consular office is preparing to issue visas for French travelers from consulates in other major European cities.

The immigration authorities would devise a formula to issue visas for everyone in line over seven years, giving priority to those who waited longest.

We need to issue visas for people who come, and we take into consideration that people who have preached racial hatred and violence will not be invited.

Officials at the embassy have refused to issue visas for Cambodian children adopted by American families, leaving several families stranded in their babies' home country.