Sentence examples for open entry to from inspiring English sources

One should not believe in the slightest that they are made thus in order to offer some capacity or support of perceiving to the sensitive soul (which seems to be the duty of organs), but in order to provide an easy and open entry to the forces of external things and to those things themselves".

For example, Angel Island and Ellis Island were actually quarantine detention stations, rationing rather than opening entry to the United States.

Level 1 No significant risk differences have been found for bowel and vascular injuries, when comparing the open-entry to the closed-entry technique.

Related postgraduate courses would open up entry to better paid jobs in those areas.

It required climbing seven floors on a fire escape to find an open back entry to the theater.

A pyramid structure would open up entry to the bottom tier of the game.

Highland League clubs are in favour of a pyramid system that would open up entry to the senior ranks in Scotland.

A SWAT team blew open the entry to Paddock's hotel room with an explosive and found him dead, police said.

Being non-toxic to human cells, these bimetallic noble NPs might open an entry to a new class of antibiotics.

The Gymnasium will continue to exist, but crucially the new secondary schools have the same capabilities as the Gymnasium to set the Abitur, the German equivalent to A-levels which opens up entry to university.

The end of open-door entry to the United States for Cubans, called "wet foot, dry foot," is intended both as a buttress to Obama's historic rapprochement with Cuba — which Trump has recently threatened to tear up — and as a brake on the surge of Cubans flooding into the United States since a restoration of diplomatic relations was announced, in December, 2014.