Sentence examples for clearance meaning from inspiring English sources

The catch for Mills and Martin is that their exile continues: Xinjiang refused to grant them the required letters of clearance, meaning neither can sign with an N.B.A. team until after the Chinese season.

The 27-year-old has agreed an 18-month deal and has received international clearance, meaning he will be eligible for Tuesday's visit of West Ham.

To add great insult to injury, Turing was also stripped of his security clearance — meaning an end to his high-level government work.

Pegylated interferons have added polyethylene glycol molecules to delay renal clearance meaning the dose is delivered once weekly, which may have positive implications relating to compliance.

A U.S. official familiar with security procedures, but who declined to be identified, said some agencies do not use OPM for clearances, meaning their employees' data was at first glance less likely to have been compromised.

By Eric Lach February 28th, 1 22 A.M. On Tuesday, U.S. officials confirmed a Politico report that Jared Kushner, President Donald Trump's son-in-law and adviser, was having his security clearance downgraded, meaning that he would no longer be allowed to access the government's most high-level secrets.

In an e-mail on Feb. 21 to Mr. Durnan, the Wolfowitz aide, Mr. Maloof wrote that Mr. Perle "is willing to meet with Hage and the Iraqis if it has clearance from the building," meaning the Pentagon.

Leicester paid Sporting Lisbon £22m for him on transfer deadline day in August but submitted the paperwork 14 seconds too late for international clearance to be granted, meaning the midfielder had to bide his time in a bureaucratic limbo until the Premier League could rubber stamp the deal as soon as the January's window opened.

Although medical tech companies often struggle to get FDA approval before they go to market, Mobilizer is a class 1 exempt service, meaning the clearance process requires proving a certain level of quality and paying a fee to register with the FDA.

Pegfilgrastim is primarily cleared by neutrophils and neutrophil precursors (rather than the kidneys), meaning that clearance from the circulation is self-regulating and pegfilgrastim is eliminated only after neutrophils start to recover.

Roughly 100,000 people have interim clearances, according to McClatchy, meaning they haven't actually been entirely vetted yet.