In that "refuse to enter" passage, Rosica is quoting from the Compendium of the Catechism of the Catholic Church.
In the course of restorations, mosaics and plaster carvings have been revealed in an underground passage used by emperors to enter the Colosseum.
"The Libyan government said that it would ensure unimpeded access through the Tunisian border into Libya up to Tripoli and said it would ensure safe passage for humanitarian workers to enter areas where the government of Libya is in control," Ban said during a visit to Budapest.
Following a month of repairs on Anjouan, Duperré had sailed for Isle de France without encountering any opposition on his return passage, and was intending to enter Grand Port via the channel protected by Île de la Passe.
In the church register it was more important to him to enter the passage expounded than the name of the preacher.
No country was more rattled by the new United States stance than Syria, when in the middle of the war American officials accused it of harboring Iraqi leaders or allowing their passage, permitting other Arab fighters to enter Iraq and allowing military shipments there.
Bud'ko wrote that the passage is usually too small to enter, but light snowfall and an unusually hot summer created these massive caverns with a nearly transparent roof, reminiscent of a stained-glass cathedral.
Orientation is an unfortunate rite of passage necessary for anyone wishing to enter a new school, whether you're an excited freshman or indifferent junior who just wants to register and get the hell out of there.
A female guard signalled me to walk through the metal detector and then to enter a plexiglass passage off to the side.
We found that C. elegans adult stages are able to enter and survive the passage, but the number of worms decreased significantly over time (ANOVA, P < 0.001; analysis based on seven slugs studied across seven time points; original data available from the dryad repository, doi 10.5061/dryad.9j850).9j850
