Sentence examples for should sign off from inspiring English sources

Anyway, I should sign off now.

"And employees should sign off on the policy".

With unemployment at 10.2% in France and 12.6% in Italy, that sounds like a reform everyone should sign off on.

Students should sign off computers when done to prevent unauthorized access to their account.

He said voters should be able to sack MPs and argued that committees should sign off on ministerial appointments.

You should sign off computers when you are done or you will risk having other people's print jobs charged to your account.

Mr. O'Connor says that if the firm's accountants ask themselves these questions and are uncomfortable with the answers -- even if a client's preferred accounting complies with generally accepted principles -- they should not sign off on the books.

Parents of sleepover attendees should also sign off on allowing their children to watch videotapes that are rated PG, PG-13, R or "anything that can be found on HBO after the parents of the birthday girl go to sleep".

A series of letters that Altria submitted to the F.D.A. as part of that process argues that the government should, effectively, sign off on the notion that smokeless tobacco products are less harmful than cigarettes — and that Altria and other companies should be allowed to market them as such to consumers.

A spokesman for the group, Ron Allen, said, "We will do two things, we will make it very clear to the White House that in no way should they sign off on a bill that has that kind of discrimination measure in it".

"Should they sign off such a move we will also examine all remedies against them".