Sentence examples for request entry from inspiring English sources
"Who are you and why do you request entry?" The archbishop replied: "I am Justin, a servant of Jesus Christ, and I come as one seeking the grace of God, to travel with you in this service together".
A young member of the Anglican communion, 17-year-old Evangeline Kanagasooriam, then asked the archbishop, "Who are you and why do you request entry?" and "Why have you been sent to us?" He replied: "I am sent as archbishop to serve you, to proclaim the love of Christ and with you to worship and love him with heart and soul, mind and strength".
That is, in the final buyer group of size s that holds we discard the creation of any sub-coalition ( hat{S} subset S ) that does not include "old members" in S that are already insiders when independent buyers request entry to the group.
We fasted then as well, camping out at the Cuban checkpoint and calling U.S. SOUTHCOM to request entry onto the base.
Four months after deployment of the EPR, the only means available to medical staff to request entry into the conversation was through direct verbal interruption.
Because we work in the algebraic setting, the use of the word "stochastic" in this paper is more general than usual, as we only request entries summing to one.
After that, the academy only opened the show to the public when journalists requested entry.
Ms. Rice, the national security adviser, has said that a delay of only two hours in a requested entry should constitute a violation.
"There was an immediate impact in the number of people requesting entry visas to travel to Spain," said Enrique Ruiz de Lera, who led the agency's talks with the producers of the movie.
In 2008, a law change was introduced to require self-support of all resident partners requesting entry for existing or new spouses, including Norwegian citizens above 23 years (who had previously been exempted).
Family migration policies differ from other migration policies because they concern not only, in the words of Laura Block, "outsiders knocking at a state's doors and requesting entry" but also the "moral claims of insiders," people living within state borders who ask to be united with their families (Block, 2012, p. 37; cf. Bonjour & Kraler 2015, p. 1412).
