Sentence examples for exceptional sign off from inspiring English sources

Ms Portas said the Government had only called in one out of town development since 2008 even though it had been given the chance to review 146 schemes, stressing there should be a new "exceptional sign off" by the Local Government Secretary.

The decision to allow so many out-of-town retail parks and shopping malls to be built was also lamented and Portas urged that the secretary of state should have an "exceptional sign off" on any new out-of-town developments.

An out-of-town veto giving ministers an "exceptional sign-off" on new out-of-town developments.

The most radical is the introduction of an "exceptional sign-off" by a secretary of state for all new out-of-town developments, which would also be required to have a quota of affordable shops.

But he did not endorse the proposal to insist on an "exceptional sign-off" by the government for all new out-of-town developments.

How will he sign off?

EVAN OSNOS: I'll sign off here.

The guidelines require that the Attorney General sign off on all media subpoenas, that any demands "be as narrowly drawn as possible," and that, in all but the most exceptional cases, news organizations be notified of a subpoena, giving them time to appeal it in court.

Sign off immediately.

Gotta sign off now.

Sterling wouldn't sign off on it.