Sentence examples for properly sign from inspiring English sources

His whole family were Boca fans, and so is he – really fanatical - so he was happy to come to Club Parque, which is the club I run where we train kids before they're old enough to properly sign for a club.

In other words, Alice cannot fake a transaction from the ZZZZ address because she is not able to properly sign the transaction without the private key belonging to ZZZZ.

Failure to properly sign-out the fuel card or to keep records of any transactions in which the fuel card was used can result in loss of privilege to use the department vehicle.

At first, he went with official papers and passport "properly signed by the Prussian authorities in London".

Where a notice of representation is submitted that is not properly signed, the benefit request will be processed as if the notice had not been submitted.

Lane had left a codicil to his will that gifted his large collection of valuable paintings to Dublin, but the codicil was not properly signed, and the paintings thus legally belonged to the National Gallery in London.

The new focus on the formal state credentials of incoming senators and the demand they be properly signed and sealed by the governor and secretary of state is already troubling some Senate officials.

One state law says that only overseas ballots with postmarks can be counted, while an administrative rule says that overseas ballots can be counted as long as they have a postmark or are properly signed and dated before Election Day.

In a case over which the Board has jurisdiction, an application received by the Board before April 1, 2000, that has been properly signed and executed shall be considered filed before the statutory deadline without payment of the fee or submission of a fee waiver request.

"I'd lie if I said every piece of documentation was properly signed and dated," said Mr. Parsons, speaking through wire-reinforced glass at a California prison near here, where he is serving 16 months for theft after his fourth arrest — all involving drugs.

The home secretary, Theresa May, was angered when she discovered that a series of blunders meant the operations under the Terrorism Act 2000 had not been legally authorised, either because they exceeded the maximum legal 28-day limit in duration or had not been properly signed off by ministers within 48 hours.