Sentence examples for counter sign from inspiring English sources
"counter sign" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use this phrase when you are referring to someone signing a document after someone else has already signed it, indicating a mutual agreement. Example: The contract was drawn up, and once both parties had agreed to the terms, each of them had to counter sign to make it official.
Joyce Stogo Ed Strauss enjoyed the lobby security counter sign at the New York office of Ogilvy & Mather, the advertising agency.
The New Yorker, July 19 , 1952P. 18 Incidental Intelligence: An uptown drugstore is offering through the medium of a counter sign: Home Made Vegetable Soup Full of Ingredients 20 cents.
By R. S. Barron and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, July 19 , 1952P. 18 Incidental Intelligence: An uptown drugstore is offering through the medium of a counter sign: Home Made Vegetable Soup Full of Ingredients 20 cents.
The clinician will counter sign the consent form and continue with the consultation and provide behaviour change counselling if appropriate.
I greeted customers at my counter, signed books and palettes, spent time with Joss Stone before her performance, and did interviews on the Macy's red carpet which were streamed live to other Macy's stores joining in on the festivities from around the country.
In the case of illiterate mothers, an impartial witness (government nurse) was present throughout the consenting process and counter signed the informed consent form.
All participants are telephoned and asked whether they need more information, and the consent form is discussed before a member of the study team counter signs the consent form indicating informed consent.
Russia, too, reacted strongly, describing the verdict as "anti-Russian" because it related to gas agreements counter-signed by Vladimir Putin, then Ms Tymoshenko's counterpart.
The legal document would be counter-signed by a witness and two doctors before someone would be given the drugs to end their own life.
The browser receives from the server a digital certificate, a bundle of identity and cryptography, that is counter-signed by a party known as a certificate authority (CA).All operating systems and some browsers include a list of CAs and their corresponding digital signatures when the software is released or updated.
On 29 November the Second-in-Command of the Grand Fleet, Admiral Sir Charles Madden, wrote to his brother-in-law and former superior Lord Jellicoe that, "All proposed orders are considered and counter-signed by the men's committee before they are executed and then they are carried out as convenient".
