Sentence examples for provided clearance from inspiring English sources
Last week, a judge ruled that he would evaluate the statements separately as the trial unfolded, despite an appellate court ruling in April that provided clearance for admitting them.
John McVay, chief executive of Pact, the producers' trade body, and a member of the Treasury working group drawing up the scheme, said he was confident that it would start on 1 April 2013, provided clearance under state aid rules from the European Commission was obtained.
At 08 15:44 UTC on 18 November, Atlantis undocked from the docking module's bottom androgynous unit, leaving the docking module permanently attached to the Kristall module, where it provided clearance between the shuttle and Mirs solar arrays during subsequent dockings.
Plasma lactate may then decrease over time, provided clearance is not impaired.
KR contributed to the study design, provided clearance for the study, supervised the thesis, coordinated the data collection, and contributed to the background and discussion.
The respective authorities in sample countries (Ethik-Kommission, Bayerische Landesärztekammer from Germany, Egészségügyi Tudományos Tanács, Tudományos És Kutatásetikai Bizottság from Hungary, and Parc de Salut MAR Clinical Research Ethics Committee from Spain and Medisch-ethische toetsingscommissie (METC) azM/UM from the Netherlands) have also provided clearance.
Talk with Lt. Col. Hoang Dinh, Chief of Quang Tin Province, about his role in providing clearance for the bombings.
If these niches don't provide clearance, why were they built?
Special V-Series touches for the exterior include a wire mesh grille and a special hood to provide clearance for the supercharger.
In addition, the track bed will be lowered to provide clearance for 200 new double-decker trains Mr. Warsh said the agency hoped to start using in 2004.
Lundbeck said it would review orders before providing clearance for shipping the drug and deny orders from prisons located in states currently carrying out executions.
