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clear with

Idioms  
  1. Obtain approval or permission. For example, Before you proceed, you'll have to clear it with the main office. [Mid-1900s]


Example Sentences

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He stands clear with 283 goal involvements in the top flight.

From BBC

“We clearly have a lot of backlog to clear, with $43 billion in backlog,” he said on the earnings call.

From MarketWatch

It was narrow, but clear, with stones along either side.

From Literature

Level at 2-2 after three ends, the British rink moved smoothly into a 5-2 advantage at the interval, then accelerated clear with a further steal of two in the seventh end.

From BBC

"I have been clear with Keir about what Wales needs. Action on the cost of living, investment in our economy and infrastructure, and a continued commitment to stronger devolution," she said.

From BBC