Sentence examples for mandated clearance from inspiring English sources

Consular offices have to vet every applicant with a battery of intrusive questions, and if an applicant's name is Ahmed Abdullah there is a chance that it will light up the name-check system and force his application into a congressionally mandated clearance process that can last months, involving not just the State Department but also the Department of Homeland Security.

In February, the Office of Personnel Management changed its requirements for top-secret security clearances, mandating re-investigations into clearances every six years instead of every five to try and help reduce the backlog.

New structures built on the Florida coast, along with homes seeking major renovations, are mandated to have three feet of clearance from floodwaters.

Bevacizumab is frequently injected into previously vitrectomized eyes in clinical practice, and its increased clearance may mandate more frequent injections.

Each mandated education for coaches, immediate removal from play of any athlete suspected of a concussion in a game or practice and proper medical clearance before that athlete could return.

In essence, it mandated montage.

It should not be mandated".

Giving the first update since the clearance of the Calais camp two weeks ago, Goodwill said 318 minors had been brought to the UK, 60 of whom were girls, 200 of whom were brought in under a family re-unification programme mandated by the Dublin regulation in EU law, with the remainder transferred under the Dubs amendment.

They may even be mandated.

Until 1960, any American diagnosed with leprosy was legally mandated to sever their connections to society and live in confined isolation until receiving medical clearance a rarity and a gamble until the current multi-drug therapy treatment for leprosy (now referred to as Hansen's Disease) was developed at Carville in the 1950s.

Interventions were not mandated.