Amendments also introduce a new range of safeguards including the requirement that "technical capability notices" require the sign-off of both the attorney general and communications minister.
Any government-controlled appointment involving a salary more than £150,000 will require ministerial sign-off.
But Defense Department officials insist that these missions are clandestine, not covert, and thus do not require a sign-off from the White House or a briefing to Congress.
Payments are so complex, and to work at scale, require the sign-off of not just central banks, but also governments.
Another independent report into U.K. government surveillance has concluded interception warrants should require judicial sign-off, rather than being sanctioned by ministers as is the case now.
For example, mandating that all new suppliers, above a certain monetary threshold, require procurement sign-off is an easily understood notion.
After all, personal-belief exemptions were easier to obtain because they didn't require a sign-off from a doctor.
Days off work in this context jointly captures sick leave issued by the GP and shorter length self-certified absences that don't require GP sign-off.
FISA warrants require sign-off from top Justice Department and FBI officials, but Trump was suggesting that Obama was personally involved.
Lawyers, compliance, front office, back office, middle office — enacting meaningful reform, or even getting budget to expand a technology program, could require sign-off from all of them.
They have an often delicate power-sharing relationship with an organization's titular head; major decisions at a university, for instance, normally require sign-off from both the president and the party secretary.
