Sentence examples for generally signed from inspiring English sources

Although it is possible that Derulo can't sing at all, such people are not generally signed to major labels.

In a press release Monday announcing a different development — that the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission had generally signed off on the deal — BCE said it still expects the transaction to close in the second quarter of 2008.

But once those attempts have failed and the player has become a free agent, he has generally signed with a new team and for more money than he would have received from his former team.

Rains said in a court petition that during and since his tenure in the Senate, he "has generally signed his name as, and has been known by, Senator Omer L. Rains". "Most assets, real and personal, have been acquired in said name," the petition continued.

The investors say they believe the returns, generally 7 to 13 percent, are relatively safe because the solar providers generally sign up only homeowners and businesses with solid credit.

Players generally sign modest contracts (with housing usually included) lasting the duration of the seven-month season, after which they're on their own financially.

Farmers who buy the seeds must generally sign a contract promising not to save seeds from the resulting crop, which means they must buy new seeds every year.

The idea, she said, is to single out inventors whose individual contributions are unseen because they work for corporations and thus generally sign away their rights for a token dollar, or whatever.

The IPPR brains trust recommends a plethora of initiatives to set up steering groups and thinktanks, improve education and awareness, and generally sign up to motherhood and apple pie in a world of worsening global challenge and threat.

The idea, she said, is to single out inventors whose individual contributions are unseen because they work for corporations and generally sign away their rights for a token dollar, or whatever.

(Many smaller employers do not.) You can generally sign up for this any time (not just during your first week on the job or during specific periods each year).