Sentence examples for fully signed off from inspiring English sources
Democrats say Mr. Boehner had fully signed off on the short-term plan until hard-line conservatives in the House expressed outrage on Saturday afternoon that they had not won more than the pipeline provision.
Lawyers for British Energy and EDF of France were completing the final paperwork on a £12.4bn merger last night amid hopes that the formal deal can be fully signed off and announced to the London stockmarket as early as tomorrow.
Although the show has yet to be fully signed off by network chiefs, the controller of ITV drama, Nick Elliott, said the idea came about when he was sitting next to Mr Nesbitt at dinner and is likely to be shown later this year.
They also review any pre-start-up safety reviews to ensure all outstanding actions are completed and fully signed off.
If these standards are met, applications may be considered fully signed off because unions were included in their development.
It may be a few weeks before the NBA is able to fully sign off on the sale, especially since the league wants no part in Shelly Sterling maintaining any interest in the Clippers.
However, many of her past statements expressing strong support of the bill make it difficult for these activists to fully sign off on her.
To use the vaccine, Salama said the WHO would need a fully-approved protocol signed off by regulators, the government and ethics committees, as well as the logistics in place to gain informed consent from all those offered it and to transport and store it at the required minus 80 degrees Celsius.
All statistical analyses will be fully specified in a Statistical Analysis Plan, which will be signed off before the treatment codes are broken.
His scathing op-ed in the Albany Tribune signed off with the call, "Look for Jenny to either fully crash, or get booted, real soon.
