Sentence examples for refused entry for from inspiring English sources

When hours passed, Bartmes traveled to Homan Square, only to be refused entry for nearly an hour.

Equally involving is new song What Is a Real VIP?, which imagines Bono arriving at the Pearly Gates to be refused entry for his overweening hubris.

A few months earlier, in April, Patrice Leclerc, mayor of the Paris suburb of Gennevilliers, was refused entry for the same reasons.

But Belarus's parliamentary one last year was so bogus that they sent only "technical" monitors, and so far western observers have been refused entry for the vote in September.

India's most famous artist, MF Husain, who died last week, was once refused entry for not wearing shoes while the choreographer Ananda Shankar was also turned away for not complying appropriately with the dress code.

Israel has denied entry to a prominent theologian and academic for her alleged activism in the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement – the first time officials say a foreign national has been refused entry for that reason.

The Macedonian government said it decided to refuse entry for Afghans after Austria imposed a limit on transit and asylum applications.

Staff at the Palace Theatre have been told to refuse entry for tickets that they are able to identify as resold.

They are refusing entry, for instance, to anyone who wants to claim asylum in European countries farther north or those who admit to fleeing their homelands for economic reasons.

Its spokesman, Chris Gunness, said in a statement: "We are monitoring the situation on the border carefully and have been given assurances by the Lebanese authorities that these restrictions are temporary". Human Rights Watch criticised Lebanon for refusing entry for Palestinians from Syria and forcibly returning them to the war-torn country.

The bishop, who served on the board of the National Housing Federation and is a former chairman of South Yorkshire Housing Association, said: "The tone of the current debate suggests that it is better for 10 people with a legitimate reason for coming to this country to be refused entry than for one person to get in who has no good cause.