Sentence examples for unofficial entry from inspiring English sources

Golding returned to port, stepped a new mast, and has since restarted, but as an unofficial entry.

But if they cross at unofficial entry points, the treaty does not apply, and they can seek asylum.

Vonema is just one of the nearly 40 official border crossings, countless unofficial entry points, and upwards of 300 towns on or near Liberia's borders with Sierra Leone and Guinea, and border crossing control is seen as essential in order to prevent the disease from spreading to Liberia as the country's neighbors continue to see infections.

The people who cross at unofficial points of entry like the border with Quebec are arrested by law-enforcement officers and checked for security risks before being given temporary papers and scheduled for refugee claim hearings, immigration officials said.

Locals picked up bills and correspondence; a couple from the mainland came in to get their passports stamped with an unofficial proof of entry.

German Chancellor Otto von Bismarck selected it as a point of retirement, and therefore an unofficial point of entry into "old age". Age 65 was selected solely for pragmatic, economic reasons--not scientifically determined ones.

Erik is one of more than 2,500 children the United States government separated from their parents after the Trump administration instituted a "zero tolerance" policy requiring anyone who crossed the border at unofficial ports of entry to be prosecuted, including people who gave themselves up to border officials, asking for asylum.

The only possibility remaining, it seems, is that a few Saudi women might gain entry as unofficial participants.

That may help Turkey, as it ties Germany to the status quo of letting the talks go on.Mr Aktar suggests that individual EU countries which back Turkey should name an unofficial target date for entry: perhaps 2023, the centenary of the Turkish republic.

The questions in the two surveys were the same and enquired about: age and sex; years of study in the medical school; perception of the main academic and administrative problems in the medical school; unofficial payments for registration (entry), to pass an examination, or for administrative services; and suggestions about how to deal with corruption.

He submitted his entry in an unofficial capacity, to avoid depriving less worthy contestants of the prize money.