Sentence examples for secured asylum from inspiring English sources

After Adolf Hitler came to power in Germany, Bell secured asylum in England for Jews and non-Aryan Christians fleeing from the Nazi regime.

Rejected by his former lover, who has already secured asylum and won't speak up for him, Ishmael is sent to Leeds, where he awaits the outcome of his application, friendless and lonely in a damp flat with a broken bed, painfully eking out his £36 a week.

Some have applied for and secured asylum through legal means.

Assange told me recently that the show was a cover for his efforts to secure asylum.

I wish you well in your efforts to secure asylum and encourage you to persevere.

Claudia Bonilla, now 23 and living in Miami, is working to secure asylum for her son, who is still in Colombia.

The most famous was Albert Einstein, who moved to Princeton in October 1932 and campaigned to help other Jewish refugees secure asylum.

Another assistant chief constable, John Broughton, expressed the possibility that the men, all of whom speak English, may have come to Britain in an attempt to secure asylum.

This statement could be taken as an indirect swipe at document dumper Wikileaks, which is currently helping Snowden secure asylum from U.S. extradition.

Wikileaks' involvement in the affair first began to be reported more than a week later, when it emerged that it had made an ultimately unsuccessful bid to secure asylum for him in Iceland.

The pair had fled violence in Guatemala and hoped to secure asylum in the United States.