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Meanings of give clearance in English

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Usage of give clearance in English
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The Eritrean government should be requested every single day to give clearance for such a visit.
The Guardian
2
The Ministry of Health must give clearance before residents return to Edgecumbe because of likely sewage contamination.
Radio NZ
3
So if that is sorted, we can give clearance, but at the moment we haven't received any clearance for that.
Radio NZ
4
The answer is that in all probability, and in spite of every care, the wheel will wobble enough to give clearance.
On Laboratory Arts
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Britain is expected to give clearance soon for News Corp to bid for the 61 percent of BSkyB it does not already own.
Reuters
6
Swing the handle still farther from the cylinder and cut a half V. This will give clearance for the chisel point and will prevent burning.
A Course In Wood Turning
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The selected candidate cannot be appointed until the Garda Síochána gives clearance.
The Irish Times
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The judge gave clearance in all cases, having checked with the Garda officer.
The Irish Times
9
He is the only member of the starting XV to be given clearance.
The Irish Times
10
He has been treated with medication and was given clearance to practice Oct. 21.
Reuters
11
Beachhead security interrogated the hoverloader's navigational intelligence and gave clearance.
Woken furies
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It was due to leave earlier on Thursday but has not yet been given clearance.
Reuters
13
Once the plane from Poitiers was given clearance to land, I told him to leave.
The bourne ultimatum
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The North was also given clearance to resume the export of live pigs and sheep.
The Irish Times
15
BCP Stockbrokers is open to new clients again having been given clearance by the Central Bank.
The Irish Times
16
Racing in Germany will restart at Hanover on Thursday after being given clearance from the authorities.
The Irish Times
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