Sentence examples for number of clearances from inspiring English sources

Goalkeeper Adrian made a stunning late save to deny Connor Wickham, while Winston Reid and Tomkins completed twice the number of clearances made by their opposing central defenders.

Kelly said that he had reduced the number of clearances in the White House and in some cases, demoted others.

Security experts say the risks of a Snowden-type case grow as the number of clearances proliferates.

The number is far higher than expected and marks the first time the government has tallied the number of clearances for federal employees and contractors.

Former acting CIA director John McLaughlin suggested to The Huffington Post that the high number of clearances may reflect "the growth in military and intelligence operations over the last decade -- and the particularly labor intensive nature of counterterrorism work.

For studies that did not provide details on loss to follow-up, the number of clearance events was calculated as the product of the percent clearance times the total sample size.

A crude estimate of the rate of clearing pneumococcus μ ^ is the observed number of clearance events divided by the total person-time spent carrying: μ ∧ = ∑ r = 1 n s N r, 0 / ∑ r = 1 n s N r.

Jairam Ramesh, until recently India's environment minister, was seen as pro-green; but while he angered the business lobby by blocking some high-profile schemes, he also approved record numbers of clearances.

Table 3 presents the crude rates of clearance in the children, calculated from numbers of clearances per person-time, stratified according to carriage's being "single" or "double".

A 2007 California task force reported that in the Navy, the number of security clearances revoked because of debt increased to 1,999 in 2005, from 124 in 2000.

The defender was part of a comical defensive effort that led to the UAE equaliser, with Qatar bumbling a number of mistimed clearances and Qasem fumbling to allow Khalil to equalise in the 36th minute.