Sentence examples for final imprimatur from inspiring English sources
He added, "For me, the JPMorgan notes were the final imprimatur of Sentry's financial soundness".
Perhaps jumping got the final imprimatur in 2003 when the Queen Mum's well-known daughter, primarily a flat fan herself, referred to the "National Hunt Service" when forced to read something about the NHS during her speech from the throne.
Even without the final imprimatur of the Supreme Court, the ruling would serve as an important precedent in cases across the country, according to Olson, and give those intent on denying same-sex couples the right to marry considerable pause before pushing for new ballot measures or filing legal challenges.
The European Commission gave the idea its imprimatur last November.
Best of all, the imprimatur seems to last for years.
But the governor's imprimatur is generally the last step of the appointment process.
A key sanction Harvard has adopted in its opposition to single-sex final clubs is to deny their members endorsements for Rhodes Scholarships and other fellowships requiring the University's imprimatur.
They can plead inconsistency and they'd have a lot of support, but in their attempts to free Meekings for the final they are rather hoist by their own petard in terms of the rulebook that carries their imprimatur.
But investigators for the House government reform committee, in a final report in 2002, concluded that Mr. Holder's input on Jan . 19 , 2001had a "significant impact" in giving the Justice Department's imprimatur, even though no formal review was conducted by the department's pardon office.
His imprimatur was needed.
