Sentence examples for passage abroad from inspiring English sources

In addition to the considerable struggles of meeting the cost of travel, accommodation and time off from work, there is no guarantee that passage abroad will be unimpeded by the state, a partner or even the medical profession.

Even so, Colonel Qaddafi and his inner circle have consistently resisted offers of safe passage to exile abroad.

It was alleged that he conspired to prevent Hammond and the boys from testifying by offering or giving them passage and money to go abroad.

It claims Makdissi has been dispatched abroad to secure safe passage for Assad and his inner circle.

The whereabouts of Syria's foreign ministry spokesman Jihad Makdissi remain a mystery, amid speculation that he has been dispatch abroad to secure safe passage for Assad and his inner circle.

But for working-class and middle-class Indians a diploma from IIT, which charges just $600 a year tuition (up from $10 in 1990), is a passage to affluence, in India or abroad.

The owners who refused to pay maintained that the law was retroactive and should not be made to apply to yachts purchased abroad by Americans before the passage of the act.

Zeng (2011) states that study abroad "is an important rite of passage during which language learners apply what they have previously acquired from classroom to more authentic social settings" (p. 32).

Electronic music festivals, whether in the UK or abroad, are a raving right of passage.

By virtue of the passing of the Act and President Yoweri Museveni's assent, it is clear that the forces within Uganda and abroad, seeking to thwart its initial passage, were unsuccessful.

Many foreign-born techies in the U.S. and abroad are pinning their entrepreneurial hopes on the passage of a bill, sponsored by Senators John Kerry (D-Mass).