Sentence examples similar to need sign off from inspiring English sources

The committee chairman needs sign off on reimbursements for staff travel, but normally, such requests are routinely approved.

Any renegotiation would likely need sign-off from EDF's board, who have just been rebuffed in a very public humiliation by the UK government.

The second stage, which is being proposed but will need sign-off from the BBC Trust, government agreement and a change in the BBC's charter, is for BBC Studios to transfer out of the publicly-funded part of the BBC.

It'll need sign-off from safety agencies and local government before it goes into full pilot operation, but Bosch and Daimler believe this will take place at the beginning of next year.

Under changes announced by the government today, approval to use medicinal cannabis-based products will no longer need sign-off from a health minister.

Because the pipeline would have cleared a swath through two national forests (the George Washington and Monongahela), Dominion needed sign-off from the Forest Service.

New sources need to be found underground and regulators need to sign off before a shovel can even hit the ground.

"Either law enforcement needs to come get it, or they need to sign off and say it is trash and they do not want it back".

Regulators in Canada, the United States and elsewhere will need to sign off on the acquisition.

Staff are off sick and I need to sign off the cost of agency staff.

And at least we no longer feel the need to sign off as:Your humble servant,Johnson.