Sentence examples for were given entry from inspiring English sources

In 1938/39 some 10,000 unaccompanied children were given entry to the UK, having arrived here on the Kindertransport from Germany, Austria and Czechoslovakia.

"It is not right for our children to grow up in the SBA and I am most worried about them … I am worried about how all the uncertainty is affecting the children and their outlook on life … If we were given entry to the UK we would all do our best to participate and integrate into UK society.

Only one black student and six Latinos were admitted under the regular admissions program in that time period, though significant numbers of Asian students were given entry.

On this occasion however United were successful and were given entry into the newly formed Second Division for the 1892 93 season.

In fact, it is only a matter of time before China is given entry to the World Trade Organization.

There should be no more guarantees given to teams who happen to spend money on the International Cycling Union's ProTour which, currently, ensures that teams who buy licences are given entry to the biggest races.

In order to ensure Banksy could attend the celebration without giving away his identity, all ticket holders and guests were told they would not be given entry unless they wore a mask.

"There is no visa requirement for Austrian citizens," he said, "so anybody can get on a plane and arrive in Canada and if they have a proper passport they are given entry".

Syria rarely grants visas to Western reporters, and a sudden invitation into the country seemed intended both to highlight the news conference and to address demands from the Arab League that more international correspondents be given entry.

They argue, therefore, that she shouldn't be given entry to the country.

So continues so-called Democracy in the U.S. until, I suggest, candidates from other parties are given entry to the ballots and the nationally televised debates on The People's Airwaves.