Sentence examples for given clearance to from inspiring English sources

The fifth bidder was given clearance to proceed with an offer.

"He was given clearance to play, but still there are a couple of concerns," Ross said.

Railway officials said the driver had been given clearance to pass through.

Clive Garner, head of aviation law at Irwin Mitchell, said the victims' families "deserve answers" as to how Lubitz was given clearance to qualify to fly.

CIA operatives were given clearance to deprive suspects of sleep, slam them against walls, and use waterboarding and other forms of torture.

Thirty-two yeafterfter Lawrence had written to Mr. Pollinger, the little boat had been given clearance to sail by his own people.

Portman refused to comment on any advice given but said it never gave clearance to products before launch.

He worked in a two-and-a-half-room office on Fifth Avenue, writing speeches, giving clearance to reporters travelling overseas, and approving magazine copy, including articles for The New Yorker.

Earlier today, an Australian court took the opposite view and gave clearance to a lawsuit there against Qantas Airways and British Airways over a blood clot suffered by a passenger on a long flight.

At Rendsburg, to give clearance to the largest ships, the railway was made to spiral over the city on an ascending viaduct that crosses over itself before running on to the main span above the water.

A business department source said Cable respected the work of the CCC, and that progress had been made since he wrote to his party's leader, Nick Clegg, and Osborne to say he was "unable to give clearance to the proposal as it stands".