Sentence examples for stamped from inspiring English sources

The need to introduce residence permits to restrict access to public services and welfare benefits for new migrants stems from the simple fact that despite the Home Office's £800m "e-borders" project nobody's passport is stamped with the date they entered Britain.

Hungarians have taken to the streets in recent weeks to demand corruption be stamped out, and experts said the protests against the internet tax showed that anger was building.

Having followed in to contest the ball, Völler appeared to do all he could to avoid clattering Van Breuckelen in mid-air but an incensed Rijkaard attempted to drag Völler to his feet by the ear, then stamped on his foot, prompting the German to fall to the ground.

I'm not exactly proud of these things, but there they are: my poshness is stamped on my forehead, which I pretty much rhyme with torrid, and so it's always seemed pointless to try to disguise it.

Tax abuse is wrong and must be stamped out".

When the Kazantip organisers saw the footage they stamped down on such behaviour and the 'sexy displays' were suspended when we were there.

The IRA's decision is expected to be rubber-stamped at this weekend's special Sinn Fein conference in Dublin.

When president in 1990, he enlarged the court to create an "automatic majority" which rubber-stamped his decisions.

Russian television has gloated over Ukraine's chaotic politics, pointing up the advantages of Russia's stable system, in which decisions are taken by the Kremlin and rubber-stamped by the Duma.

He defended himself strongly, in absentia, at the closed-door meeting of the party's Central Committee that rubber-stamped his dismissal.

Poles keep pre-stamped receipts, in quintuplicate, in their pockets.This approach reflects a particular view of human nature.