Sentence examples for gains clearance from inspiring English sources

In Virginia Mr. Everett, who flunked out of ninth-grade algebra, eases into his first physics lesson with Don Reisler, a colleague and friend of his father's whom he has not seen in 25 years; and in Washington he gains clearance at the Pentagon, where a disillusioned Hugh Everett went to work, post-theory, as a defense analyst.

After gaining clearance from the government, the researchers began to track 136 children who had been abandoned at birth.

The short week will make it difficult for him to gain clearance to play Sunday night against Green Bay.

The company was able to add Oregon, New Mexico and South Dakota on April 15 and hopes to gain clearance this summer in the remaining two states, Arizona and Minnesota.

These are spring-loaded so you can push them back to gain clearance as you maneuver the door over the bracket holes.

Boldin was scheduled to see a doctor Tuesday and hoped to gain clearance to play Sunday, when the Cardinals are at Carolina.

The Gunners will also have to gain clearance from the Football Association and the Royal Spanish Football Federation, but they are prepared to meet Barcelona officials next week to complete the move.

Vehicles travelling along the road have to gain clearance from each faction before they can consider it is safe to travel.

CSL is seeking priority review, which could gain clearance for the shots for people 18 and older by Sept. 30, said Paul Perreault, an executive vice president at the company's CSL Biotherapies unit.

Cambridge was founded in 1990 and went public in 1996 at $9 a share, but did not gain clearance from federal regulators until three years later to market its test equipment as a predictive device.

LifeScan admitted in the plea agreement that it failed to describe the defects to regulators at the Food and Drug Administration when it was trying to gain clearance to sell its new device.