diplomatic passport

There may be something in the area of diplomatic passports.

"Until we found an officer who knew what a diplomatic passport meant."

I got my diplomatic passport and put that in a pouch.

On my diplomatic passport, I went through with a swish.

He reached into another pocket and started to pull out my diplomatic passport.

There was a red Israeli diplomatic passport in the envelope.

Also, having a diplomatic passport does not mean visa-free travel.

For all we know, too, he may even have a diplomatic passport and we'd have to let him go right away.

So strong has been the reaction that the prime minister's office even asked him to return his diplomatic passport.

"Back off," Mike said, pulling out his diplomatic passport and holding it up.

Later, he was also given a Spanish diplomatic passport.

"All he's going to do is go wave that diplomatic passport around," Lowell said.

"The deal was that all you were going to do was bring along the diplomatic passport, to be used if needed."

Even diplomatic passport holders may have problems at border crossings.

Mike walked up to the line of soldiers securing the area and pulled out his diplomatic passport.

But it was amazing how well diplomatic passports worked.

He said some members of the group had moved in and out of Sudan, but not the man with the diplomatic passport.

Of course, I now have a German diplomatic passport which makes things a bit easier.

He has surrendered both his personal and diplomatic passports.

He was studying a grease spot on a Hungarian diplomatic passport.

For the rest of the bureaucrats, only vice ministers or higher can receive a diplomatic passport.

The first diplomatic passport issued after the dissolution of Czechoslovakia.

On his arrest in London last month, the note contends, the general was carrying a diplomatic passport.

Worth took the trip under a diplomatic passport, something normally reserved for official trips.

The bag is closed with a tamper-proof seal and has its own diplomatic passport.