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What (who) is clearance - definition
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Clearances; Clearance (disambiguation)
clearance
n.
1.
Discharge, release, exoneration, acquittal.
2.
(Com.) Permission to leave port, permission to sail.
clearance
¦ noun
1. the action or process of clearing or of being dispersed.
(in soccer and other sports) a kick or hit that sends the ball out of a defensive zone.
2. official authorization for something to proceed or take place.
3. clear space allowed for a thing to move past or under another: give cyclists plenty of clearance.
4. Snooker the potting of all the balls remaining on the table in a single break.
clearance
n.
act of clearing away
1) slum clearance
authorization
2) to give; receive clearance for
3) customs clearance
4) clearance to + inf. (the control tower gave the pilot clearance to land)
space between parts
5) valve clearance
certification of eligibility for access to classified material
6) to give; receive clearance
7) (a) security clearance
Examples of use of clearance
1. "The clearance was not clearance enough," Hamra said bitterly.
2. Brussels now has three options: a fresh clearance; clearance with "remedies" (disposals); or prohibition.
3. An initial top secret clearance costs about $3,700, while an investigation for a secret clearance costs about $200.
4. "Land clearance is the biggest hurdle, because no one has the power to make land clearance for these projects compulsory.
5. Clearance given U.S. pipeline regulators gave BP clearance to use the western lines on Thursday, raising hopes that U.S.