Overstaying in a sentence

At 2:30 pm, a Narcotics Cell team went to Raju Park in Neb Sarai to start the deportation process for overstaying foreign nationals.

But now with the expanding introduction of overstaying fees, experts are warning EV owners to be vigilant when charging their cars.

Council is also looking at the possible installation of parking sensors, after feedback that people are overstaying the two-hour parking limit.

After jumping bail, De Brito is understood to have entered Britain as a tourist before overstaying illegally.

But she ended up overstaying her welcome and has now been slapped with the £100 fine which is reduced to £60 if paid within 14 days.

Caroline Maule, from Bristol, was given a £60 fine for overstaying in Abbeywood Shopping Park.

It has largely been designed to provide a better picture of those travellers overstaying the Schengen area’s 90-day rule.

One individual held a retiree’s visa, while another was identified as an overstaying alien,” the BI’s statement read.

South African-born Elon Musk was once an immigrant to the U.S., illegally overstaying his visa to build a future here.

Call of Duty: Warzone metas have a habit of overstaying their welcome, meaning that players may deal with the MAC-1-0 and DMR's dominance for awhile.

Ceba-Garcia is a citizen of Spain who initially entered the U.S. in February 2013 as a nonimmigrant visitor under the Visa Waiver Program, but failed to depart the U.S., overstaying his term of his admission by more than seven years.

On his part, Joseph Dalliah narrated that he was suspended by the former president of the federation for overstaying in Norway during the period of the Olympics in 2014.

Seven Cuban nationals yesterday found themselves before Acting Chief Magistrate Sherdel Isaacs-Marcus in the Georgetown Magistrates’ Courts for illegally overstaying in Guyana.

He said he would hand himself in if his wife and two daughters are flown back to America with him - allowing them to avoid fines for overstaying their visas in the country they fled to.

It centres on a mission to infiltrate the detention facility to get Rojas and others out in 2012, when Rojas was detained for overstaying his visa.

Most Central Americans heading for Europe, however, do not apply for asylum protection, instead overstaying their tourist visas — generally in Spain or Italy.

In the filing, which was posted online, the DHS said Haitian nationals “have historically demonstrated high levels of fraud and abuse and a high rate of overstaying the terms” of their U.S. admissions.

Norma, for example, came when she was 3 years old using a border-crossing card ― a visa that allows Mexican nationals to make repeated short trips to the U.S. Overstaying a visa is considered a civil infraction, not a crime, under U.S. law.

Simply overstaying a Visa is a violation of the US Civil Code and thus can be factually called a “Civil Matter”.

Smith 2002, p.276 Though Dowland was highly regarded by King Christian, he was not the ideal servant, often overstaying his leave when he went to England on publishing business or for other reasons.