Even so, those cars still require sign off from the owner before they can be rented.
In addition, six sites required sign-off by an additional department (information technology [IT] (n = 2), data access office (n = 1), privacy committee (n = 2), and/or communication department (n = 1).
"Such joint approaches give the EU leverage to impose conditionalities more effectively, thereby undermining their partners' national sovereignty," said AidWatch, which questions whether joint programming will lead to better and faster implementation as it requires signing off by many different head offices.
it doesn't require signing off on the entire gay agenda (the president made a video, and he doesn't support gay marriage).
Even controls they once held, like the ability to introduce a district-wide property licensing scheme, now require sign-offs from Whitehall.
They range from requiring sign-off from the head of the National Institutes of Health, the main US public funder; clear red lines prohibiting public funds for certain studies on very dangerous organisms; and a national and international agreement to confine the most risky gain-of-function studies to a small number of labs with exceptional safety and security records.
How did the trust manage to become a foundation trust - an elite status which requires sign-off from ministers and a regulator?
Capital expenditures require sign-offs from a company's board of directors, the CEO and the CFO and maybe even the CIO.
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.
