So she tried to see if she could get a robot to be given permission to enter permission to enter the building by people who lived in that dorm.
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He said the department needs an owner's permission to enter a building.
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Only the press officer went to Tehran and received permission to enter the stadium.
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In a poignant scene, Blanche asks her father's permission to enter the Carmelite convent.
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Foreign journalists need special permission to enter the province, and it is rarely granted.
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Ms. al-Sharif needed her father's permission to enter university; she studied computer science.
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Migrants made a list of names of people waiting to receive permission to enter Mexico.
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Netflix has yet to win permission to enter the coveted but highly restricted China market.
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No matter what happens in life externally, it needs permission to enter your heart and soul.
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The city's relative autonomy was such that, technically, the king needed permission to enter its precincts.
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That means Ostrem&aposs legal team must ask Walmart for permission to enter the store and investigate.
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I know you are really mad at Nick, but he'd like your permission to enter your country.
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When the UN tried to install them in January, the coalition denied them permission to enter Yemeni waters.
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Some Qataris said that even with permission to enter Saudi Arabia they would be concerned for their safety.
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Borodin said he suspected the security forces might be waiting for a court's permission to enter his apartment.
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At least 12 towns in Italy have been quarantined, and residents need special permission to enter or leave.
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The cops were called, and the woman told them she had permission to enter, which she did not.
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The New York Times repeatedly requested permission to enter the rebel area during the World Cup but was denied.
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I was in a strange city, in an unknown place, asking for directions and permission to enter restricted areas.
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Since the war in Yemen began last year, getting permission to enter the country has become a complex process.
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Other NGO crews have faced criminal charges, had their ships seized, and been refused permission to enter European harbors.
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No matter what happens in this life externally, it needs your permission to enter your heart and enter your soul.
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Yes, we do a chant, an oli, to ask permission to enter a world that's been here long before us.
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With the new report, however, the OECD advocates giving Slim something he has long sought: permission to enter the television market.
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As such, foreign travelers to The Orange House Project must obtain special permission to enter the region from the Lebanese army.
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The Isla's crew asked permission to enter Scarborough, first by radio and then by shouting to the men on the speedboat.
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The Israeli authorities have so far refused to grant Human Rights Watch permission to enter Gaza to present its report there.
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Rexnord did not give permission to enter the factory; descriptions of scenes there were based on interviews, photographs and video recordings.
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The speaker of the House had to grant him special permission to enter and to take his oath alongside fellow parliamentarians.
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She said residents assumed the killer had been someone from outside the building whom Ms. Trott had given permission to enter.
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Lifeline said it has received permission to enter Maltese territorial waters to seek protection from high winds — but not to make port.
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Men under 45 will need permission to enter Jerusalem to pray at the Temple Mount, while children under 12 may enter freely.
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A guard, who realized they did not have permission to enter, told them to go through the gate, turn around, and exit.
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But Yemen&aposs interior minister has said he does not have authority over prisons and must ask for UAE permission to enter Aden.
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As he and his father waited for permission to enter western New York, David detected a flutter of motion behind the idling Jetta.
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Since we are illegal immigrants and we didn't ask permission to enter the country, our punishment is to be separated from our children.
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The official confirmed that British border authorities had denied Southern permission to enter Britain on the same grounds as the other two activists.
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At one point, Thai Muslims who wanted to take pilgrimages to the holy city of Mecca were denied permission to enter the country.
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The U.S. vice president said the Trump administration "will always welcome" immigrants who follow the rules in getting permission to enter the United States.
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Periodically, they also talked with the residents to ask for permission to enter a certain room, or to update them on the treatment's progress.
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In a live stream of the event, he is seen introducing himself to guards outside the detention building and asking for permission to enter.
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Users have to maintain control in order to give bots permission to enter what can otherwise be a very personal space — their messaging app.
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The same Wall Street Journal article points out that a woman must still seek a male guardian's permission to enter a domestic violence shelter.
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Or being denied your dying wish to see your foreign parent, sibling or child because they could not gain permission to enter the U.S.?
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A guard realized the officials did not have permission to enter and asked the group to drive through the gate, turn around and exit.
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His widow Nancy is reportedly listed as the estate executor and was given permission to enter the settlement agreement on January 22015 of this year.
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"The court intuitively understands that where an individual does not have permission to enter, he would be trespassing if he did so," the judge explained.
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"We need Congress's permission to enter into the formal 90-day letter into the records so that we can begin the formal negotiations," Ross said.
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In the waiting room Congress party bigwigs lined up before Ms. Gandhi's mustachioed private secretary, Vincent George, begging for permission to enter her inner sanctum.
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But Axel Steier, a Mission Lifeline founder, expressed concern on Tuesday evening that the ship had not yet received permission to enter any Maltese port.
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Browder, on his Twitter feed, suggested that the warrant spurred the Department of Homeland Security to revoke his permission to enter the United States. Sens.
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Mr. Guion, 66, said you can sometimes get permission to enter, as he did, from the Santa Lucia Conservancy, which cares for the natural lands.
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He was banned from entering the United States, but sanctions experts said there are processes for providing people under sanction permission to enter for official business.
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This fall, students and faculty mobilized at the University of California, when at least a dozen Iranian students were denied permission to enter the United States.
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On Saturday, dozens of injured people were evacuated from Ras al-Ain in a humanitarian convoy after it was granted permission to enter the besieged town.
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The judge said it did not matter that the DEA got permission to enter the apartment because the initial use of the tracking device was illegal.
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The official nature of Admiralty Arch means that, to date, few members of the public have been granted permission to enter, but that will soon change.
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CB has shows scheduled in Tokyo next week and sources close to Chris tell us he applied for permission to enter the country on a working visa.
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He also showed the woman an investment contract signed by the owner, as well as a letter showing that he had written permission to enter the house.
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It was considered a woman's crop, and the cassava field was such a protected place that even daughters had to ask permission to enter their mother's fields.
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What will become of us without that person who thinks for us, who gives us permission to enter and exit an island surrounded by politics and water?
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A US grad student will be allowed to study in Israel after the country's Supreme Court overturned the government's previous decision, granting her permission to enter the country.
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"The law does not provide for any permission to enter the country without meeting the requirements, and then go on to a third country," the government agency said.
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When the police were given permission to enter the pad, they found Ward and the woman with 99.9 grams of ganja in plain sight on the coffee table.
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Currently, about 12 percent of those immigrants qualify to enter based on their skills, while more than half are given permission to enter because of a family connection.
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He said the members of the caravan marched to the border walkway in the hopes of asking President Trump for some type of permission to enter the United States.
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Lowcock said a 45-truck convoy with aid for 90,000 people was ready to enter 10 besieged locations in Eastern Ghouta but had not been given permission to enter.
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The recipients of the visas are chosen randomly by lottery, though they have to go through standard security checks before they are granted permission to enter the United States.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The head of the U.N. fact-finding mission probing violence in Myanmar's Rakhine state said on Tuesday he is still waiting for permission to enter the country.
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Perhaps even more revealing, Trump made clear shortly after signing the order that he was going to "help" Christians by giving them preference in obtaining permission to enter the country.
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"Lifeline will be granted permission to enter a Maltese port, where procedures for identification, ascertaining their asylum eligibility, and distribution to other member states will start immediately," Muscat told reporters.
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But Yemen&aposs interior minister has said he does not have authority over prisons and must ask for UAE permission to enter Aden, where witnesses documented much of the sexual torture.
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A guard, realizing that they did not have permission to enter, told them to go through the gate, turn around and exit the base, which is common procedure in such situations.
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The Golfo Azzurro then stayed in international waters off Sicily until Wednesday, when it had a mechanical problem and Italy's coastguard gave the ship permission to enter the port of Pozzallo.
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According to the New Times, ICE agents performed "knock and talks" in which they would show up at the motels without a warrant and knock on doors asking permission to enter.
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After receiving ceremonial permission to enter the area, Trump made the brief motorcade drive to Cape Coast Castle, a massive compound on the beach that was built in the mid-1600s.
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All foreigners need special permission to enter Tibet, which is generally granted to tourists, who are allowed to go on often tightly monitored tours, but very infrequently to foreign diplomats and journalists.
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Last year, Italian and Maltese ports began refusing ships with refugees on board permission to enter their harbors, leaving ships to wait for days with refugees on board on the Mediterranean Sea.
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She said the biggest challenge for women sports photographers in Iran is having to place so much effort on getting permission to enter the stadium at the cost of their professional development.
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Lillian Mofokeng, a spokeswoman for the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa, the state-owned rail authority known as Prasa, said the moving train had been given permission to enter the station.
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Members of the news media, who for years could request permission to enter a theoretically off-limits zone and huddle around Cuban as he worked out, can't even see that area anymore.
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Yet the government continued to act as if none of the individuals who had previously been given permission to enter the United States temporarily — such as students and temporary workers — could come in.
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After months of lobbying the Saudi-led coalition as well as various security officials, we were finally granted permission to enter the country, but as it turned out, getting there was the easy part.
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While the agents were in the the home, the father indicated Ramirez was in the country illegally and gave the agents permission to enter his apartment, according to court documents filed by the government.
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Almost every musical telling of this myth has a moment when Orpheus sings a song that so enchants the gatekeepers of the underworld that he is given permission to enter and reclaim his wife.
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He said that his son had allegedly called him earlier that day asking for permission to go to the family's cabin in Motley; Anderson's father gave police permission to enter the cabin in their search.
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Marzuki Darusman said his U.N. team was still trying to get Myanmar's permission to enter the country, but was gathering evidence from refugees and medics in the border town of Cox's Bazar in neighboring Bangladesh.
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The Malaysian Consultative Council of Islamic Organisations secretary-general Zulhanis Zainol said the flotilla's organizers had applied for permission to enter Myanmar through its embassy in Kuala Lumpur, but had yet to receive a reply.
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A team of plainclothes New York City police officers, tracking the signal of a stolen cellphone, pushed past a man who denied the officers permission to enter his home and searched it floor by floor.
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Under the Cuban Adjustment Act, a law Congress passed in 1966 in the early years of enmity with Fidel Castro, any Cuban who sets foot on American soil is given permission to enter, known as parole.
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Bahrain has granted journalists from six Israeli media outlets permission to enter the country next week to cover the conference at which the Trump administration will launch the economic portion of its Israeli-Palestinian peace plan.
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The flotilla, organized by a coalition of aid groups, has yet to receive permission to enter Myanmar, sparking fears of a confrontation with security forces that could worsen Myanmar's already-frayed ties with predominantly Muslim Malaysia.
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"In October the government bypassed
the normal visa process and gave a type of extraordinary
permission to enter the country called immigration parole," Assistant U.S. Attorney Paul Monteleoni was quoted in the court transcript as saying.
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It's an intuitive, innovative, engrossing and deeply, deeply engaging piece of music, a downbeat musical mansion of sorts, and one that gives you glimpses of room after gilded room you're never really given explicit permission to enter.
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"In October the government bypassed
the normal visa process and gave a type of extraordinary
permission to enter the country called immigration parole," Assistant U.S. Attorney Paul Monteleoni explained to the judge during a hearing on Jan.
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"In October the government bypassed the normal visa process and gave a type of extraordinary permission to enter the country called immigration parole," Assistant U.S. Attorney Paul Monteleoni said to the judge during a hearing on Jan.
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One of the men in the apartment, described by the sheriff as a roommate, had left before officers arrived, returned and gave officers a key and permission to enter but left before the shooting, the statement said.
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Facts:A visa is a travel document, affixed to a passport, granting citizens from foreign countries permission to enter the United States for a certain purpose, whether it's a business trip, a family vacation or a student exchange program.
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Late Friday, the US Department of Transportation finalized its decision to grant Norwegian Air International approval to operate flights into the US. In April, the Federal Agency granted the Norwegian Air subsidiary tentative permission to enter the market.
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Officials from Customs and Border Protection (CBP), on behalf of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), may deny a traveler permission to enter the United States for a variety of reasons, even if the individual has a valid visa.
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In a release on its website, Human Rights Watch called on the government to promptly grant the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights permission to enter the area and investigate in accordance with its standards.
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One allowed an unauthorized immigrant to petition the attorney general to adjust his legal status immediately, while the other required a 10-year wait outside the United States before he would be allowed to seek permission to enter legally.
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Only women are allowed to collect the food, and Mohammed's wife would usually come, but she is stuck at the hospital caring for the children from their family whose parents have not yet been granted permission to enter from Syria.
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After disembarking the plane, we had to stand in a series of long lines to present our passports to border security officials so that they could verify we were, in fact, American citizens with legal permission to enter the country.
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The Department of Homeland Security confirmed to BuzzFeed News that it granted Veselnitskaya special permission to enter the US in 2015, so that she could participate in a civil court case involving her client, the Russian-owned investment company Prevezon Holdings.
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The group did not seek permission to enter the farm, Mr. Hsiung said, but he argued that the group had not broken any laws because they had suspected animal cruelty and that gave them a right to enter the property.
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Ukraine announced in March that it would ban Russia's contestant, Yuliya Samoylova, a singer who uses a wheelchair, from entering the country after it was learned she had earlier performed in the Crimean peninsula without gaining Ukraine's permission to enter.
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Fundamentally, that means that some people who do not have legal permission to enter or stay in the US should be allowed to enter or stay here anyway, because to send them back would be to endanger them, violating non-refoulement.
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Having been granted special permission to enter the museum's ossuary, the doors open up to rack upon rack of cardboard boxes containing paupers, prostitutes and plague victims, who rub shoulders with nobles, bon viveurs and even a former Bank of England governor.
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Things started looking brighter however: a number of South Korean journalists initially denied permission to enter the country received their visas at the last minute and flew from Beijing to join us at the luxurious marbled hotel we'd been put up in.
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Saipov's lawyers said in a motion in May that the State Department had refused to grant Saipov's relatives permission to enter the United States without visas, and asked the Manhattan judge either to reverse that determination or order the prosecutors to intervene.
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Unlike the chaotic rollout of the president's first executive order, the latest travel restrictions have clear exceptions for people who already have permission to enter the United States, so there should be few instances of people being detained at airports or consulates.
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The German interior minister said he was working with the European Commission to find solutions for people aboard the Alex and the Alan Kurdi, a second NGO ship which is close to Italian waters and has also been denied permission to enter.
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Procedures already in place require the citizens of the seven countries on the administration's list to undergo background checks and intelligence reviews before obtaining permission to enter the US. Refugees must also undergo lengthy vetting before being allowed to enter the US for resettlement.
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The act's Western Hemisphere quota, which the author notes in passing, bears spotlighting, for this provision made it impossible for most Mexicans to receive permission to enter the country, despite a history of widespread migration in the greater border region that predated the border itself.
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Here in Nogales, officials come infrequently to interview people seeking entry, and so this place — a patch of ground between a fence and a line of people who already have permission to enter the United States — is fast becoming a symbol of life in transition.
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Those like myself that signed up for the top-level "Hunter" tier gave the creators permission to enter our rooms and mess with items inside them (it seemed like a good idea at the time), introducing an added layer of paranoia every time I went to bed.
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The above-mentioned document, issued after the customary cups of tea and Turkish coffee, declared that the Democratic Self-Administration Government of the Al Jazeera Canton of Rojava (Western Kurdistan), office of media and nongovernmental organization affairs, had granted each of us permission to enter Rojava.
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"We have received the assurances of the Indian government that they will in the future respect the Olympic charter and that they will give permission to enter India for all athletes who want to participate in the relevant events," IOC President Thomas Bach told a news conference.
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A document from Mexico's Health Ministry reviewed by Reuters said the cruise ship MSC Meraviglia - carrying more than 6,000 passengers and crew - had been granted "free pratique," or permission to enter the Cozumel port based on the assessment that it presented no risk of spreading disease.
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As of Wednesday, the Department of Homeland Security is ending a program begun in 2014 that gave some children and young adults who had failed to qualify for refugee status permission to enter the United States to live and work on a temporary basis, known as parole.
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A scrum of journalists, photographers and record label employees waited for permission to enter the control room, where DJ Khaled, a 40-year-old artist known for his collaborations with hip-hop and R&B's biggest stars, was to play his new album, "Major Key," out this Friday.
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Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.) said Friday that she will not enter Israel due to the "oppressive conditions" placed upon her visit, despite the Israeli government's permission to enter Israel on humanitarian grounds to visit her family in the occupied West Bank, including her 90-year-old grandmother.
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HONG KONG & MACAU) IN LAST 14 DAYS TO BE DENIED PERMISSION TO ENTER U.S. * DELTA - IF CUSTOMERS FLYING TO U.S. VISITED IRAN/MAINLAND CHINA WITHIN PAST 14 DAYS, THEY MUST ENTER U.S. THROUGH ONE OF 11 APPROVED AIRPORTS * DELTA - FOREIGN NATIONALS WHO HAVE TRAVELED TO IRAN, MAINLAND CHINA (EXCLUDING.
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The Chinese officials and their spouses drove a car up to an entry checkpoint where a guard, "realizing they did not have permission to enter, told them to go through the gate, turn around and exit the base, which is common procedure in such situations," according to the Times.
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In the international waters of the Black Sea, the Russian navy first rammed a Ukrainian navy tugboat that had asked for permission to enter the Straits of Kerch en route to the Sea of Azov, then attacked two small Ukrainian warships that were sailing with the tug, capturing all three ships.
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Three years ago, in describing to my colleague Brooks Barnes why Marriott felt it needed to partner with an outsider, Ian Schrager, on its first foray into design-forward hotels, Mr. Sorenson admitted the following: "We probably didn't have consumer permission to enter this boutique space on our own," he said.
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In 1803, at the behest of President Thomas Jefferson, the explorers Meriwether Lewis and William Clark camped a few miles south of the mouth of the Missouri for about five months, unable to get permission to enter St. Louis, because control of the territory by the French and the Spanish was still under dispute.
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Though Ajjawi told the Crimson he was entering the US on a visa, no visa guarantees that a person can enter the US."A visa only allows a foreign citizen to travel to a US port-of-entry (generally an airport) and request permission to enter the United States," according to the State Department's website (emphasis added).
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In a country where getting a visa to travel is described by many citizens as being nearly impossible -- a Nepal passport ranked 98th in the world, alongside Sudan, Iran and Eritrea in the 2016 Visa restrictions Index, which measures how many countries citizens can travel to visa-free -- Drolma was given permission to enter the US for a 22-city tour.
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