Sentence examples for courts signed off from inspiring English sources

And it also complied with Delaware law, which was necessary to ensure that the courts signed off on a buyout in which management was involved.

Lower courts signed off on the change, as did the divided Supreme Court.

When Germany's constitutional court signed off on the euro zone bailout fund in September, it also appeared to rule out taking on collective debt.

He then selected eight "special administrators" as Medica's board of directors, and the court signed off on them the next day.

SYDNEY — Local lawmakers in Australia have proposed studying a ban on the sale of tobacco products to people born after the year 2000, a week after the country's highest court signed off on some of the world's toughest cigarette packaging laws.

Now, Kardashian and Odom will play the waiting game until the courts signs off on the divorce, a process TMZ reports typically lasts about six months. .

Federal courts have signed off on settlements in all three Choke Point cases.

"An espionage target, a nuclear proliferation target, that all falls within FISA, and the court has signed off on that".

Snowden's revelations about expanded US phone and Internet spying and how the Fisa court secretly signed off on them raised a furor over the practices.

While the court may have signed off on the constitutional questions, other political hurdles remain in Germany.

Wenche Behring had been called as a witness for the prosecution but did not attend court after being signed off by a doctor.