They're MFI-certified, too, which means Apple has given sign-off on their designs, unlike a lot of the knock-off chargers and cables coming from Chinese accessory manufacturers.
They are both busybodies, moving around, trying to pick off the runner, giving signs to each other regarding who should cover on a steal or a double play started from a ball hit back to the pitcher.
Mr. Gramm is being pressured to give in and sign off on the legislation, but he is still pushing for certain changes, and getting agreement on them.
About a year ago, in the name of expediency, Mr. Annan was given direct authority to sign off on all goods not itemized on a special watch list.
Perhaps the Republicans on the committee will consider them — but it is unlikely that rank-and-file in the House will give their sign-off.
"We are starting to identify signs given off by individuals that aren't easily tracked by humans," study co-author Dr. Tom Meservy, BYU professor of information systems, said in a written statement.
There are many signs given off by women when they like someone.
And while at the Main Street level most companies are more interested in sales figures than philosophy, luxury chief executives should be given credit for signing off on eco-friendly stores with solar panels and recycled fittings.
Obama repeatedly refused to release the 50-page legal opinion giving him the power to sign off on the summary executions by drone, and only permitted members of the Senate intelligence committee to read it hours before the hearing after some threatened to hold up Brennan's confirmation.
Such an arrangement, the Conservatives warned again on Friday, would give SNP the power "to sign off" all Labour's plans.
And the very fact that both parties sign off on any given policy makes the public perceive that policy as more reasonable, which makes it less controversial and more sustainable.
