The word "initialing" is correct in written English
It is used when referring to the act of signing or marking a document with one's initials to indicate approval or acknowledgment. Example: "Please make sure to initial each page of the contract before submitting it." Alternatives include "signing" or "endorsing."
But often that's not an option, and Ms. Radin warned that while deleting and initialing might help, the other side could contend that it never agreed to the changes.
"This is not a question of me initialing the bottom of a piece of paper, and tomorrow everyone's out there regulating," Mr. Mintz said, noting that the process requires public hearings and other time-consuming steps that could take months.
"We won't be initialing or signing anything here, but the progress certainly is sufficiently strong that I don't believe it will require substantial new negotiations," Ms. Barshefsky told reporters.
The crisis finally ended after some concessions were made to the Bosnian Serbs, and the European Union rewarded the country by initialing an agreement cementing Bosnia's ties with the bloc.
Europeans Back Serbia Deal LJUBLJANA, Slovenia, Nov. 7 — With the deadline for negotiations over the disputed province of Kosovo just a month away, the European Union gave pro-Western forces in Serbia some help on Wednesday, initialing a deal with Serbia that could lead to its membership in the union.
He noticed, for example, that people were mistakenly selling teardrop-shaped candy bowls as Calders because they saw on them the letters "C" and "A," in a version of Calder's characteristic initialing.
The multimedia project received initial funding of £25,902 from a creative councils initiative run by Nesta, the innovation agency.
So the fact that the TARP was eventually passed doesn't mean that the initial vote against it didn't matter.
The move by the leaders of Germany and France, who were upset by Cameron's initial plan to deliver his speech on the same day as their celebration marking their historic post-war reconciliation, means negotiations could take place earlier than No 10 had expected.
There is no evidence of the preliminary tentative mark, of the initial hesitant touch of the pencil or crayon that would allow the artist to get his bearings and select the position for the first expressive line.
Protests, petitions, two call-ins of the plans by supportive councillors to the Overview and Scrutiny committee, a new (yet still flawed) consultation process in recognition of the initial inadequate attempt, and much publicity.
