Sentence examples for received security clearance from inspiring English sources

Leaked Home Office emails show that managers are prepared to staff passport control desks with people who have not yet received security clearance even though they will have access to live secure databases during their training, including the details of terror suspects.

(One is a translator for the OSCE who received security clearance from Serbian authorities as long ago as 2001).The horse-trading begins now, and the most likely scenario is that Mr Dacic will take over as prime minister, overseeing a coalition of the SPS and Mr Tadic's DS along with some smaller parties.

Recently, the Japan International Cooperation Agency, which coordinates development assistance for Japan, said it has received security clearance to provide substantial development assistance to Southern Sudan.

These lawyers received security clearances, may already have investigated their client's cases, and developed relationships with them.

His court-appointed lawyers have received security clearances that allow them access to the evidence, which they cannot share it in any detail with their client.

A1 Security Loopholes at Airports All of the current and former workers at La Guardia and Kennedy Airports arrested in a recent crackdown on background checks have one thing in common, federal and state authorities said: they had received security clearances at the airports either by lying about their criminal histories or by presenting fake identification.

But all of the 127 current and former workers at La Guardia and Kennedy International Airports who were recently arrested, or who face arrest, had one thing in common, federal, state and local authorities said yesterday: they had received security clearances at the airports either by lying about their criminal histories or by presenting fake identification.

Failing to receive security clearance — evidently J. Edgar Hoover took a dim view of him — Nabokov decided to devote himself again to composition.

In a first trial, for which the jury all had to receive security clearance, he was convicted of the theft and fraud offences and jailed for four and a half years, but the jury could not agree on the murder charge.

After receiving security clearance in December 1941, Bethe joined the MIT Radiation Laboratory, where he invented the Bethe-hole directional coupler, which is used in microwave waveguides such as those used in radar sets.

As a result, the men have been unable to receive security clearances, become citizens, deploy to Iraq, obtain concealed weapons permits or get government jobs, the soldiers say.