Sentence examples for proper clearance from inspiring English sources
In addition, he said, no one is allowed to cross international borders without proper clearance.
"There will always be gaps because there has to be proper clearance for the trains, but optimally those gaps should be 5 to 7 inches," Ms. Williams said.
Mr. Kelley was speaking good-naturedly about one of their videographers, a longtime Burning Man participant who was helpful at obtaining the proper clearance for filming.
The newsletter, which covered topics like the installation of energy-efficient lights on the Ag Promenade and recycling goals, "was posted without proper clearance," the statement said.
Panicky defending prevented Newcastle from making a proper clearance after a renewed Norwich attack, and Mbokani collected the ball wide on the left before walloping a shot past Darlow and high into the net.
For once, it was Inter's defending that took a turn for the grotesque – Jeison Murillo failing to get a proper clearance on Lorenzo Insigne's cross from the left and instead prodding it into the path of José Callejón.
The Corps notified him that without proper clearances, he no longer qualified to serve as a science adviser in its plans and policy branch.
Then, of course, there's the security threat posed by workers being smuggled on and off the base without proper clearances, which has also been raised by the bipartisan Commission on Wartime Contracting.
The agency has long maintained a SCIF on a separate floor from the administrator's office, where officials with proper clearances can go to share information classified as secret.
Some Air Force officials acknowledged that the steps taken might be in vain since many military personnel could gain access to the documents from home computers, despite admonishments from superiors not to read the cables without proper clearances.
But according to former agency employees, the EPA has long maintained a SCIF on a separate floor from the administrator's office, where officials with proper clearances can go to share information classified as secret.
