Sentence examples similar to document sign-off from inspiring English sources
"document sign-off" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you are referring to the formal conclusion that is required when a document is finalized and approved. For example, "After months of work, the final document was completed and ready to be signed off by the Board."
A separate, April 26 , 2006 document called a "validation sign-off", authorized changes to the switch, including a new spring, designed to increase the force required to move the switch.
It says that all states must accept a notary from any other state, and even allows notaries to sign-off on electronic documents.
And actually, Reagan—I wrote this book called The Great American Stickup, so I document it Reagan actually signed off on tougher regulation—.
A leaked Department for Education (DfE) document with policy proposals signed off by Michael Gove, the Conservative education secretary, and David Laws, the Liberal Democrat schools minister, shows the department moving to scale back financial vetting of new free school proposals and of central controls over new free school headteacher appointments as part of budget cuts.
Getting the ecumenical coalition together and coming up with a document all parties could sign off on -- including the Office of International Justice and Peace of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops -- was no small feat.
The documents asked ministers to sign off a plan "looking at privatisation options in particular".
In a country that loves bureaucratic procedure, the constitution requires the tireless president to chair ceremonies, sign off documents and swear in officials, if anything is to progress.
I flew to Russia with the documents in my bag, signed off by this bank.
