Sentence examples for clearance to enter from inspiring English sources
UPS, a courier company, reportedly does not employ Arab drivers because they cannot get security clearance to enter the airport.
The commander of the Turkish Army, Gen. Yasar Buyukanit, said the United States had helped the operation by offering intelligence and clearance to enter Iraqi airspace Saturday night.
At that time, the E.P.A. agents were the only federal investigators who had both training with hazardous materials and the necessary security clearance to enter the Pentagon.
But Snoop Dogg, above right, whose real name is Calvin Broadus, appealed, and in January an asylum and immigration tribunal granted him clearance to enter.
Lieutenant Carter, a nuclear specialist on the Seawolf submarine programme, and his men were among the few people with the security clearance to enter a reactor.
To guarantee that the larger vessels will have enough clearance to enter the harbor, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has been dredging the harbor.
(Mr. Whitman said reporters lack the security clearance needed to enter the area of the court where the bathrooms are).
"That phrase has long been used to refer to intelligence units in the military," Tenet responded, "often housed in spaces with a green door to denote the sensitivity of the unit and to alert individuals who did not hold appropriate clearances not to enter those spaces.
When the Kabul police asked the tanker driver to show the clearance card required to enter the neighborhood, he detonated more than a ton of explosives that had been hidden in the sewage tank.
In addition, Verizon, SBC, BellSouth and Qwest, which own the local phone businesses created by the AT&T breakup in 1984, are gaining regulatory clearance to re-enter the long-distance business in their territories.
Qwest Communications International said yesterday that it had asked the Federal Communications Commission for clearance to re-enter the long-distance phone business in Colorado, Iowa, Nebraska, Idaho and North Dakota, 5 of the 14 Western states in which it is the dominant local phone company.
