Sentence examples for granting clearance from inspiring English sources

But Beijing sent a not-so-subtle message to Tokyo by not granting clearance to the plane that would have brought in an important Japanese guest, the chairman of Toyota.

Important part of an Inauguration, since credentials are carefully screened, and Secret Service must grant clearance.

Former White House staff secretary Rob Porter was granted clearance despite allegations that he had been violent toward two ex-wives, which he has denied.

Ugandan ethics minister Simon Lokodo said the play was not granted clearance because "this play is justifying the promotion of homosexuality in Uganda, and Uganda does not accommodate homosexual causes.

(AP) FRANCE: CONCORDE'S RETURN France's civil aviation authority said it had granted clearance for an Air France Concorde that is stranded in New York to rejoin the rest of the company's fleet, grounded in France.

But Timothy A. Ulatowski, director of compliance at the Center for Devices and Radiological Health at the F.D.A., said companies were legally allowed to market a medical device only for the specific use for which it had been granted clearance.

If officials are at odds over whether to grant clearance, the White House counsel makes the determination, and in this case, McGahn was mindful that intelligence officials still had concerns about Kushner.

Birmingham City have been granted clearance to finalise the signing of Senegal midfielder Papa Bouba Diop.

Having been granted clearance, Whittaker and Naismith were due to make their respective debuts.

iiii, In total, 38 (20 girls and 18 boys) out of the 55 children who granted clearance from their parents were selected to be involved in focus group interviews.

He has been granted clearance to play by the relevant footballing authorities and the deal has been agreed between the two clubs and the MLS.