Sentence examples for blanket clearance from inspiring English sources
And he hit the jackpot: a blanket clearance from a confused Moscow historian that pumped new air into the campaign.
We stressed the number of sorties and timeframe envisaged under this concept of operations, but we should not expect to receive blanket clearance for all overflights.
"Some countries will give us blanket clearances and we can do anything we want, and some give us five flights a month," said Gen. Charles T. Robertson Jr., the head of the Air Mobility Command here, 30 miles east of St . Louis
Such a decree could include fines and possibly an injunction that would bar use of blanket clearances.
Reached by phone, representatives of BMI and Ascap said they would recommend that Mr. Irwin apply for a nonprofit license, which would provide blanket song clearance for annual fees of $264 paid to each group.
A federal district judge in West Virginia struck down on Thursday an Army Corps of Engineers procedure that gives a blanket pre-clearance to Appalachian mining operations that dynamite away mountaintops and dump some of the refuse into streams.
They included enhanced intelligence sharing, taking "necessary measures to increase security" and granting blanket over-flight clearances for the US and other allies' aircraft for military flights engaged in counter-terrorism operations.
The pink blanket was a favorite Target clearance purchase from several years back.
If the sol phase is too short, the glycocalyx of the cell wall will interact with the gel phase and impair clearance of the mucus blanket.
She procures clearance items from local retailers -- blankets, backpacks, toiletry items and food -- storing her cache in a temporary classroom at an elementary school, alongside music stands arrayed for orchestra practice.
As mucociliary clearance is affected by rheological properties of the mucus blanket [9], it is likely that the increased mucus production in the ET of animals that received cSPLUNC1 siRNA contributed to the results that we observed.
