clear something with somebody

If so, you will have to clear them with the Board.

Finally he was able to clear this area with the help of local people.

Little, Brown asked him to clear his outside activities with the company.

I told him he'd have to clear it with you first.

It does mean we won't have to clear our plans with her right now.

The site has since been cleared, with little evidence left of its former use.

You also need to clear your visit with the Israeli army one week ahead.

Often, a man will clear the virus on his own, with no health problems.

He could have cleared the room with it and been gone.

There was no time to clear it with the Captain.

There is, let it be clear, nothing wrong with the accounting.

I came here to try and be clear with you.

But the issues are not nearly as clear with an entire block.

"I want to be absolutely clear with our people, and the world," he said.

And what she wanted was clear with her new sight.

"The boy might see more clear with one eye, instead of two."

The water is clear with tones of blue and green.

I can make this clear to you with a few examples.

Or should I try to get clear with that piece of paper?

I'm just trying to be clear with you how I must stand on that one choice.