Jane DuFifteen years agoch Fifteen yeass ago, as a police constable, I countersigned a passport application for a resident.
Mrs. Bambroffe asked why the doctor was there; Dr. Booth replied that she needed to countersign a cremation form for Dr. Shipman.
"I am lucky if I get an hour a day dealing with art," Dr. Sutton said, after a quick break between meetings to countersign a batch of checks, return phone calls and answer e-mail messages.
6. Procedures in practice at the time of the request here in issue apparently resulted in the Attorney General's merely countersigning a request which asserted a need for a wiretap.
In 1970, women couldn't get a mortgage, or even buy a car, unless their husband or father countersigned the documents.
Morgan stayed on as deputy chief of staff to Eisenhower from early 1944, countersigning the surrender document of German forces in Europe at Rheims, France, on May 7 , 1945
Papers have to be marked by a fingerprint and countersigned by a supervisor before being placed in a plastic box.
By Louis's reign, Bastille prisoners were detained using a "lettre de cachet", "a letter under royal seal", issued by the king and countersigned by a minister, ordering a named person to be held.
Except in urgent cases, similar operations by the police and HM Revenue and Customs have to be countersigned by a judge acting as a Surveillance Commissioner.
This document was duly signed by me, countersigned by a notary public.
Enrolment involves signing a request form that is countersigned by a member of staff who can verify the patient's identity.
