In later testimony at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, Kingori testified that he had reported that any "safe passage" granted to those leaving the area "did not apply to those considered as war criminals", ergo, men of fighting age.
In his answer, Barr recited the relevant passage granting him that authority almost verbatim, suggesting a keen familiarity with that particular section of the text.
Haraldr Guðrøðarson may have attempted to strengthen his hold on the kingdom by entering into negotiations with Henry; and was, for a time at least, regarded as a legitimate ruler by that English king, as a license of safe-passage granted by him, valid from 28 December 1249 to 29 September 1250, acknowledges Haraldr Guðrøðarson's kingship, and gives him free pass to travel to the English court.
"My aunt lives up the road in the next village," complemented by a subtle slip of cash, was enough to grant passage.
Many find this distinction overly simplistic and deeply flawed — but last week Slovenia decided it would only grant passage to worthy refugees, specifically those fleeing conflict in Syria, Afghanistan and Iraq.
Last week, however, Slovenia, a member of Europe's Schengen zone of passport-free travel, declared it would only grant passage to those fleeing conflict in Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan, and that all others deemed "economic migrants" would be sent back.
He then visits The River King (Lance E. Nichols), who promises Sunny that he can grant passage for both him and his lover out of the badlands, after he delivers M.K.
No safe passage would be granted to foreign fighters, Mr. Karzai told CNN, adding, however, "They must leave my country.
In appeasement to Hitler, the Portuguese dictator, António de Oliveira Salazar, issued his "Circular 14", decreeing that no Jews or dissidents were to be granted passage to Portugal.
For an awkward, self-conscious moment, the machine gives you the once-over, like a night-club bouncer, before granting passage.
