preclearance

Some countries have laws in place specifically to cover preclearance issues.

After trying to flee an immigration preclearance area, the man was arrested.

Preclearance may have been necessary in the 1960's, but is it needed today, when there are more than 7,000 black elected officials nationwide?

Covered jurisdictions may not implement voting changes without federal preclearance.

Putnam also requires preclearance but refuses to disclose the waiting period.

The preclearance requirement extends to all local units within the designated States and areas.

"If we feel there is a clear violation we will not grant preclearance."

"We're going to encourage shippers to contact us for preclearance.

He argued that general discriminatory intent is not reason enough to deny preclearance.

An in fact it would be a new law under our preclearance jurisprudence, wouldn't it?

The process of review by the Justice Department, which is known as "preclearance," has been remarkably effective.

Under the law, the Justice Department has 60 days to review a submission and grant preclearance.

Preclearance provides considerable flexibility to the airlines operating in those routes where such program is available.

Most preclearance facilities have a sign explaining this.

The certification process is known as preclearance.

So any plan to eliminate the community school boards, or to reduce their power, must win Justice Department approval, known as preclearance.

New York City has had a mixed record on winning preclearance, even for much less drastic changes than those now under consideration.

Keep in mind, of course, as you know very well, Section 5, the preclearance provision, had always had an effects test and that would be continued.

The United States operates border preclearance facilities at a number of ports and airports in foreign countries.

This is a list of Canadian international airports without United States border preclearance.

All international arrivals and departures are handled here (except flights from cities with customs preclearance).

As one example of this, are airports in Canada with United States border preclearance facilities.

Informal preclearance with Bermuda began in 1960.

The Act must be interpreted to permit all political subdivisions, including the district, to seek to bail out from the preclearance requirements.

The unit is named for the part of the law that provides for "preclearance" of changes in government or electoral plans.