Sentence examples for clearances about from inspiring English sources

Facebook knows more than anyone without security clearances about people's friendships, their networks of acquaintance and their areas of interest.

"Top Secret America" originated in a 2010 Washington Post series of the same name that set out to enumerate how many Americans held top secret clearances — about 854,000, the Post's investigative team found, more than the population of Washington.

"So this is certainly a situation that the Department of Justice takes seriously, as evidenced by their complaint, but this is a situation that President Obama takes quite seriously, and it is a good reminder for all of us with security clearances about how important is it for us to protect sensitive national security information".

If you really want to grasp the enormity of the National Security Complex, just consider this stat: today, 4.2 million federal workers and employees of private contractors have security clearances -- about, that is, the population of New Zealand or Lebanon.

Previous evaluations demonstrated that unmetabolized edivoxetine was not principally eliminated from the body via the urine (<18 % of the dose) and that edivoxetine renal clearance contributed about 20%% of total body clearance.

Primaquine had a large effect on gametocyte carriage: In the 21% of patients with microscopically detectable gametocytes on day 3, clearance was about twice as fast with primaquine (hazard ratio, 2.42 [95% confidence interval, 1.39 4.19], P =.002).

Additionally, as a function of both residual GFR and changes in lean body muscle mass (sarcopaenia) perhaps related to inflammation and chronic acidosis in stage 5 CKD, eGFR (MDRS' formula) overestimates true GFR (inulin clearance) by about 3.3 mL/min/1.73 m or by about 42% [ 52].

That night, I stowed the kids as if they were luggage, then dived into my bunk (head clearance about two feet).

With time running down, the left-footed Conde collected an errant clearance about 25 yards from the goal and hit a shot with his right foot that sailed over D.C. keeper Bill Hamid and into the roof of the net.

Beasley seems like the guy who could use a blow: he's been run ragged, stepped on and grabbed his hamstring after an awkward clearance about five minutes into the half.

Hayes gathered a clearance about 25 yards from goal and hit a fabulous strike which crept inside goalkeeper Craig Gordon's post.