Sentence examples for passports ahead from inspiring English sources

Football hooligans from the West Midlands have been told to surrender their passports ahead of the European Championships in Poland and Ukraine.

It is normal to see an increase in demand at this time of year as people renew their passports ahead of their summer holidays - but the surge has been far greater this year.

Apart from losing her passport ahead of a flight to New Zealand, Woods says she has had a "great experience".

They will cross the border at Champlain, N.Y., the organizers having sent each passenger's passport number ahead to speed the crossing through United States Customs.

Under the banning order, the four are prohibited from attending football matches in the UK and must surrender their passports to police ahead of matches played abroad.

But it's often ignored that among those surrendering their passports to police ahead of their club or country playing overseas, there will be scores of first-time offenders convicted of a "football-related offence" that has nothing whatsoever to do with violence or disorder.

And the Iranian government's behavior — detaining British servicemen and arresting American passport holders, pushing ahead with uranium enrichment, and, by many reliable accounts, increasing its funding and training for anti-American militias in Iraq — seems intentionally provocative.

Molesworth Street which includes the main Irish passport office is eerily quiet ahead of the budget which is now being delivered.

You need to bring a passport for ID and book ahead, so if you do bump into some of your closest friends/lovers/financiers popping 'poo here, you can be sure they didn't invite you on purpose.

However, the event had be cancelled at the last minute because without Qu's passport, the wedding could not go ahead.

Be sure to plan ahead to renew your passport.