Sentences with phrase «unaccompanied through»

Security dictates that you avoid having countless strangers wandering unaccompanied through your client's home.

As a matter of fact, you'll discover in future columns or if you were to read my book, The Happy Agent, that's why I encourage agents to restrict the number of visitors in - house at any given time and to prevent them from wandering unaccompanied through the house, which many agents are wont to do.

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Texas is ground zero for the influx of unaccompanied alien children, 85 percent of whom enter the country through its borders.

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For travel on United Express (UA *) marketed flights operated by Cape Air, minors age five (5) through fifteen (15) are required to travel as unaccompanied minors.

Despite warnings from Samuel through a medium, he went into battle against the Philistines, unaccompanied by Yahweh.

The Office for New Americans also recently launched another first - in - the - nation program to support parents and families caring for unaccompanied and / or undocumented children through a partnership with the Children's Village and its Office for New Americans Centers at Central American Refugee Center in Long Island and Neighbors Link in Westchester County.

The Unaccompanied Minors Initiative was created last year through a public - private partnership between the City Council, the Robin Hood Foundation and the New York Community Trust.

We can also support junior divers through the referral process, however we can not support unaccompanied minors.

The Court further pointed out that the objective of the Family Reunification Directive is, in particular, to guarantee through Article 10 (3)(a) an additional protection to refugees who are unaccompanied minors, by providing them with an enforceable right to family reunification which consequently entail a positive obligation on the Member States to give a right of admission to their parents.

The Court further ties the process through which the refugee status is granted with the right to family reunification and sees with suspicion any administrative delays in processing unaccompanied minors applications for international protection as such delays can be easily used with the aim of nullifying their preferential right to family reunification.