Sentence examples for Physically signed from inspiring English sources

As it happens, Mr Najib never physically signed the deal, saying he needed to consult his coalition.

High-level leaders, both national and international, physically signed the petition banner, recommitting to put children at the forefront of the political agenda in Lao PDR.

"In the past you would physically sign a petition and could confidently know that it would disappear into oblivion," said Mr. Fahmawi, a Palestinian-American who works as an economist for the Commerce Department.

In just seconds HelloSign allows you to digitally sign documents, without ever having to print, physically sign or scan any documents again.

1. Make a request at the site here 2. They quickly send a follow up email, with a link to a user agreement that you must physically sign and fax or send back to them.

In this FINRA case, Kennedy could have finalized the subject transactions if he had gotten the clients to physically sign the documents in New Jersey -- rather than pretending that they were signed in that state when, in fact, the executions took place in New York.

Feeling trapped, emotionally and physically, she signed what was in front of her.

But I can't say how it is going to be until we are physically there". Signed match shirts from Tuesday night's game will be auctioned, with the funds raised distributed evenly between the London chest hospital and the London ambulance service along with the British Heart Foundation, Pan-African Heart Foundation and CRY (Cardiac Risk in the Young).

In addition to their concerns, they were still physically weak and had lots of physical signs of the illness.

In his ruling on Friday, Judge George W. Greer said that Gabrielle Kerouac would not have been physically able to sign a will on Feb. 13, 1973, and "that which appears on the will dated that date is not her signature".

VA will follow the unambiguous verbal or non-verbal instructions regarding future health care decisions of a patient who has decision-making capacity when the patient is admitted to care when critically ill and loss of capacity may be imminent and the patient is not physically able to sign an advance directive form, or the appropriate form is not readily available.