Sentence examples similar to is being countersigned from inspiring English sources

He intended to marry in Denmark where is was legal and the necessary documents for the application were eventually collected and countersigned by the lord Mayor of London on 1 September 1851.

M. HERZOG: Is it correct to say that this decree was countersigned by the Codefendant Keitel?

The factual contacts Missouri has with our specific policy interpretation questions are: (1) the American Home insurance policy was countersigned in Missouri; (2) American Home was doing business in Missouri at the time the policy was issued; and (3) Rawlings' principal place of business is in Missouri.

"Marriages have to be countersigned by the court.

SAUCKEL: The decree, I believe, was countersigned three times.

To become law, the acts must be countersigned by at least one cabinet member.

The king's decrees had to be countersigned by ministers responsible to the Sejm, which was partly elected on the basis of property qualifications.

Except in urgent cases, similar operations by the police and HM Revenue and Customs have to be countersigned by a judge acting as a Surveillance Commissioner.

His cabinet approved a decree which, had it been countersigned by President Giorgio Napolitano, would have forced Ms Englaro's doctors to continue treatment.Why?

After the first such order in 1973 signed by Kissinger, the Joint Chiefs demanded that any subsequent ones be countersigned by at least one other Nixon cabinet officer.

But Mr. Himmelstein said that because this appears to be a nonregulated tenancy, unless the landlord has already signed the lease, the lease will not become effective until it is countersigned by the landlord and returned to the tenant.