Ostensibly, this information is meant to apprise visa applicants of the rules of entry and spare them later distress.
As Anna Minton pointed out in her book Ground Control, they control security, access, and rules of entry.
Translating the right to connect into political realities means that the Internet should not be splintered into many national Internets, each with its own rules of entry and conduct by national publics.
While I didn't really believe editors and agents had formed a dark cabal bent on keeping good-hearted writers like me from sharing a little light, the publishing world did seem impenetrable sometimes, like a club whose rules of entry were kept secret.
This document specifically urges Member States to focus on health needs of IMs amongst other vulnerable groups [ 3]. "Irregular migration" is a form of migration in which the rules of entry or residence have been disregarded at some point during the migration process.
Administratively, the age rule of school entry is monitored by local government educational authorities.
[C11.] India Loosens Rules for Entry of Foreign Retailers In a long-awaited step, India's cabinet said that it would allow international companies to set up single-brand retail chains.
The higher entry loss for 22nd floor of Millennium tower compared to 44th floor follows the rule of decrease of entry loss with floor level but it could also be explained by larger distance of the receiver from exterior wall on the 22nd floor.
It is a utopian invitation built around a new model for conducting the business of art: production of high quality work in an age when money rules the barriers of entry and most artists are too poor to hurdle those barriers.
In particular, by using the module "QuaSAR-Descriptor" included in Molecular Operating Environment (Chemical Computing Group, Montreal, Canada) according to Lipinski's rule of five, 1,334 entries were predicted to be drug-like compounds (≈76.9% of overall entries; Figure 2C).
