Sentence examples for only signed off from inspiring English sources

And, to be fair to Smith, Checketts not only signed off on Smith's summer spending spree before last season, but he also vigorously promoted it.

Olympus's worldwide auditor, Ernst & Young, had raised concerns about that deal and only signed off Gyrus accounts with a qualification, but did not feel the need to resign as the group's auditor.

The accounts for the period to March 2011, only signed off in January 2012, show its revenue increased from £8m to £25m over that period but losses increased from £55,000 to £2.5m.

"We also know now from House of Lords evidence that auditors only signed off the banks' books after reaching a secret understanding that the government would bail them out.

Also, turnout is expected to be low as voters reject the two largest parties that not only signed off on a loan agreement that makes Greece a ward of its creditors but also created the debt problem in the first place.

The escalation in the scandal started with Thursday's publication of a three-hundred page report by a Senate subcommittee, which said Dimon not only signed off on a strategy that understated the risks being taken by the bank's traders, including Bruno Iksil, a derivatives trader known as the Whale, who worked out of the bank's tower at Canary Wharf in east London.

In the public imagination, she single-handedly took the "white male only" sign off the White House door.

"But with CNN--a 24-hour-a day channel we would only sign off once & I knew what that would mean.

Ms. Moseley Braun, 55, was happy to invoke the symbolic significance of her candidacy in her announcement last month, declaring, "It's time to take the "Men Only" sign off the White House door".

And while some colleges back anyone willing to put together an application, Georgetown only signs off on students it believes are capable of winning.

"His GP had signed him off sick, but on ESA you can only get signed off for so long.