Examples of using Clearances in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Actually, I'm just here for the clearances.
Yep. I have a series of medical clearances to get first, but it looks that way.
In December 2015, security clearances of over 70 employees working in sensitive areas of the airport in Paris were revoked on suspicions that they had undergone radicalization processes.
These include clearances for advanced technologies such as vessel sealing,
receive clearances from air traffic control,
No special clearances, no matters of national security… if that's what you're thinking.
so don't tell me about clearances.
An architect should also be aware about what clearances are required for the map of the building before construction has to begin.
hydraulic lifters valve clearances.
These clearances contain details of the route that the aircraft is expected to fly after departure.
the JASONS hold the highest and most restrictive security clearances in the nation.
Because your security clearances and background checks make people uncomfortable?
We embarked on an extensive research program designed to receive FDA Clearances as medical devices, not simply cosmetic ones.
We embarked on an extensive research program designed to receive FDA Clearances as medical devices, not simply cosmetic ones.
And she won't have the clearances to know who's working with the FSB.
The Secretary should be able to get us whatever clearances we need from DOD.
In summary, Teva does not see regulatory clearances as a meaningful barrier to a transaction with Mylan, and we expect that the proposed transaction can be completed by year-end 2015.
NEW YORK- They're members of a prestigious academic panel with top-secret clearances who have advised the Pentagon on some of America's most vexing national security issues since the Cold War.
I got clearances on the titles and the permits, tax-incentive grants from the city and the states, and Barry on the plane to surf camp.
They're members of a prestigious academic panel with top-secret clearances who have advised the Pentagon on some of America's most vexing national security issues since the Cold War.