Sentence examples for clearances of from inspiring English sources

John Higgins and Mark Selby exchanged total clearances of 136 and 135 respectively in their opening two frames.

One concern is the size, scope and cost of the security bureaucracy: some 1.4m people have "top secret" clearances of the kind held by Mr Snowden.

These landlords forcibly evicted thousands of crofters (small-scale tenant subsistance farmers) in the "Highland clearances" of the early 19th century to create large sheep-farming estates.

Oulala's stats show that Zouma also lays claim to the most clearances of any Chelsea player this season with a total of 130.

The people who moved there were miners, loggers and fishermen, many of them exiles from Scotland, driven out by the Highland Clearances of the early 19th century.

Where the audience saw references to sexual violence, McQueen claimed he had intended a political commentary on the Highland clearances of the late 18th and early 19th centuries.

Brazil had a problematic run-up to the tournament, with protests drawing international attention to poverty, inequality and brutal clearances of communities.

Mr. Pitts transferred back to F.B.I. headquarters in 1989, and was eventually placed in an internal security unit that reviewed the security clearances of bureau employees.

It was then Adelaide's turn to surge as their midfield took over to win the first 10 clearances of the third term.

She was horrified when dozens of protesting mineworkers were shot dead by police near Johannesburg in 2012, and by a series of recent brutal clearances of squatter camps.

Interchange 8A also is home to a new generation of taller warehouses with clearances of 36 feet, up from the previous 22-foot standard.