clearance papers

And the port officials could also make things very difficult indeed by refusing clearance papers to sail.

Bugallón was able to obtain his clearance papers at this time.

After a race to the airport and a wait for clearance papers, she got on the last flight of the day, aboard a French plane.

And I think we can assume he intercepted Hanson's clearance papers.

"His security clearance papers haven't come through from the FBI," replied the guard.

No matter what its clearance papers showed, Dakker's ship would sail for Boston!

The Nautilus had her clearance papers.

A check with the Federal Bureau of Investigation revealed that all three sets of clearance papers had been sent by them.

The Pung-Shoon will not receive clearance papers from this port until I give it my approval."

But that's what we're gonna do, and seamen's certificates we've got for them will match up with the ship's clearance papers!"

"You birds; you drink all night, and all of a sudden you remember you got no clearance papers.

There were clearance papers from a hundred different ports and medical certificates and other papers that were long outdated.

Only hurried negotiations between the Scots and the British Embassy produced the necessary clearance papers in time for the keeper to play.

After Glinn secured their clearance papers through some private means of his own, they had left Elizabeth under cover of darkness, maintaining secrecy to the last.

They carry a few passengers, fifteen at the most, and we can make sure that every one of them is harmless before the boat is given its clearance papers.

At trial, they admitted they were using borrowed clearance papers from Scibe Airlift, that they knew the flight was illegal, and that the flight was actually bound for Angola.

He was placed on St Kilda's final list before the first round of the season, and was picked as a forward pocket and rover to play against Hawthorn in the first match of the season, subject to his clearance papers arriving in time.

'The usual nosey parker in the salvage firm gossiped to one of the Dover Customs men and in due course a report filtered up through the police and the CID to me, together with a copy of the cargo clearance papers for each of Goldfinger's trips to India.

Nor did he offer up any questions when he arrived at the base and was immediately handed a new set of top-security clearance papers to land a massive F-16 on a stretch of barren ground some-where in western South Dakota and pick up two other civilian passengers who would direct him to his next destination.