Sentence examples for Sign-off is required from inspiring English sources

No ministerial sign-off is required for technical assistance notices, which are in many respects as far-reaching as technical capability notices.

Greens senator Jordon Steele-John responded with fury, accusing the government of a "bare-faced lie" that state sign-off was required and failing to give a clear commitment or timeline for setting up the inquiry.

Homeowners and gardeners who reused their water anyway were operating in a gray area (or was it a grey area?) because inspection and sign-off was required from county health departments — and they issued few permits.

Many of them "adapted even more quickly and more readily than the younger generation," he says, perhaps because their expertise now has more impact than in the past, when so many sign-offs were required.

Earlier parliamentary debates on the impending U.K. Investigatory Powers bill have included MPs asking the Home Secretary, Theresa May, whether the government will be adopting specific independent recommendations — such as from the Anderson report — that judicial sign off be required for intercept warrants, rather than allowing senior ministers to grant warrants as is the case now.

However, the press office declares cabinet sign-off is not required.

For example, mandating that all new suppliers, above a certain monetary threshold, require procurement sign-off is an easily understood notion.

Department Director Phyllis Cheng disputed claims that the policy requiring the governor's sign-off is hampering the resolution of complaints.

In response, United States Sugar's lawyers at Gunster persuaded the water district to change the contract so the department's sign-off was no longer required, records showed.

Finally, the testimony sign-off was removed.

A final quality sign-off was performed in February 2012.