laissez passer
laissez-passer

And it enjoys a laissez passer in the south which Hindi does not.

He lived mainly on his heroic stories from the war, which were a laissez passer in post-war society.

For foreign travel, non-citizens are issued a laissez passer by the Israeli authorities.

They were given a laissez passer.

The Commission can make commitments and not take the laissez faire, laissez passer approach to everything.

This is a laissez passer signed by myself and counter-signed by the chief of police and the military commander.

The policy was implemented as "laissez faire, laissez passer", which economics responsibility is shifted to private sector.

He is said by some historians of economics to have coined the phrase laissez faire, laissez passer.

There were Catholic cabinets, but these, generally, adopted the liberal agenda of Laissez faire, laissez passer.

The IIMSAM laissez passers seem to have an equally doubtful status in reality.

Equal opportunities Interpersonal relations were developed with embassy and consulate staff responsible for issuing visas; progress was made on the creation of a secure laissez passer.

By comparison, a 2005 study of official U.N. documents declared that about 70,000 official laissez passers were in existence for the entire United Nations.

Illustrated in their motto Laissez faire et laissez passer, le monde va de lui même!

Laissez passers are no longer required for internal travel in Laos but some areas (such as the Xaysomboun Special Zone) are clearly off-limits to foreigners.

In the 19505, the Australian government revoked his passport, so Burchett globetrotted with a laissez passer provided him by North Vietnam's Communist regime.

Fox News has seen no evidence that either Said Obama or the President's grandmother were issued with IIMSAM laissez passers.

The film, named Laissez Passer was starring Jacques Gamblin (as Jean Devaivre) and Denis Podalydès (as Jean Aurenche).

Gournay was delighted by the Colbert-LeGendre anecdote, and forged it into a larger maxim all his own: "Laissez faire et laissez passer" ('Let do and let pass').

U.N. passports bear the name of the United Nations in English and French, and the words LAISSEZ PASSER only.

If your vessel is unexpectedly within 100 metres/yards of a whale, STOP IMMEDIATELY and allow the whales to pass. votre embarcation et laissez passer l'animal.

LAISSEZ PASSER LA JUSTICE DE DIEU.

These laissez passer shall be issued to officials and other servants under conditions laid down in the Staff Regulations of officials and the Conditions of Employment of other servants of the Communities.

De Gournay's opinion on what government economic policy should be was summarized in the term he laid claim to: "laissez faire, laissez passer", meaning leave it alone and let it pass, also known as the "invisible hand" notion.

Beifeld managed to remain under the protection of Dr. Balta until the first week in April, when he was sent towards the Jewish reception camps dressed in a Hungarian military uniform with well-stocked bread bags and a laissez passer.

Lamarche therefore invited him to join him at the journal Le Laissez Passer published by the Conseil d'expansion économique (CEE), at the time presided by Sarto Marchand and directed by Bernard Tessier.

The laissez-passer is also issued to their families for official use.

His parents long for him to acquire a college education – that laissez-passer into the world of American opportunity.

The text states that the new laissez-passer would be valid for 5 years.

"We have a laissez-passer from the army," he said with some irritation in his voice.

Can you please give me a laissez-passer and a gas voucher?

You cannot imagine the French will give you a laissez-passer?

In these contexts, a laissez-passer would frequently include quite specific and limited freedom of movement.

Waiting for a laissez-passer was a line of hundreds of civilians.

Doctors and supply vehicles will also need a laissez-passer.

Day after next, sir, if the laissez-passer has arrived.

These laissez-passer shall be recognized and accepted as valid travel documents.

We have passports and money and want nothing from you or your government except a laissez-passer.

The United Nations laissez-passer is a similar document issued by that international organization.

For holders of the white laissez-passer (refugees), a visa is required.

Farid helped many artists to record songs in this institution to have a laissez-passer.

As a result, if they want to travel, they have to do so with an Israeli document, a laissez-passer.

On 13 January the Bureau examined the situation concerning members' laissez-passer.

Under certain circumstances, countries may issue travel documents (such as laissez-passer) to aliens, that is, to persons other than their own citizens.

Laissez-Passer (blue cover) emergency travel document with 8 pages containing handwritten information.

The clerk promptly provided them with a laissez-passer to get them across the ferry.

• the holders of laissez-passer issued by some intergovernmental organisations to their officials.

Laissez-passer are also used for this purpose.

It is an important laissez-passer for the Union Corse.

Portugal: holders of such laissez-passer do not qualify for any visa exemption.

Do you think we ought to get a Laissez-passer from Schindler?'