Sentence examples for pass issued from inspiring English sources

Horton, a convicted murderer, had escaped while on a weekend pass issued by a Massachusetts furlough program.

"What is the validity of a safe conduct pass issued by a consul in London for someone to leave from Hong Kong to Moscow?" Mr. Correa said.

"Using a discounted pass issued to another person, however, is considered one of the more serious offences where our policy allows for prosecution for a first offence.

"You couldn't even get into a ballpark with that one now," he said of the pocketknife pass issued to Mrs. Harry Stevens, the wife of the concessions king.

To get on the flight, which is chartered by Pluspetrol, the Argentine firm that operates the gas concession, passengers must have a medical pass, issued only after vaccination against flu and yellow fever.These conditions embody bitter lessons.

Those on the Palestinian side may not cross into annexed East Jerusalem — to go to work or school, to visit family, to buy groceries — without a temporary pass issued at the discretion of the Israeli authorities.

Around their necks are entry passes issued by Clean Event, though they work directly for a Swiss human resources subcontractor, Adecco.

Passengers with boarding passes issued by machine must show photo identification at the boarding gate under new rules established by the Federal Aviation Administration.

But the more important numbers were 6,500 fans in attendance, a pay-per-view spectacle at $24.95 and more than 300 press passes issued -- astounding for a bout between two women.

He asked agencies to shrink their car fleets, and ordered a cut of 30percentt in the huge number of official parking passes issued to everyone from the press to priests.

Frequent flyers at Jerusalem's David Ben Gurion Airport have special passes issued by the government and pass their hands through a special print-reading scanner.