Sentence examples for signed further from inspiring English sources
The funding agreement between TfL and the Garden Bridge Trust, drawn up in 2015, made clear that once the construction contract was signed further funding would be released to the trust".
Subsequent Israeli governments carried out more territorial withdrawals and signed further economic agreements, but without ending the conflict.
The tower was finally built during the office of Alexander Dawson who succeeded Weaver in 1856, and signed further drawings made in April 1856.
Ms. Gregoire, who in 1989 was head of her state's Ecology Department and helped negotiate the pact that year, said she would refuse to sign further agreements with the Energy Department until the issue was clarified.
The signing further clouds the future of Falcons running back Jamal Anderson, who led the Falcons to the 1999 Super Bowl but is coming off his second reconstructive knee surgery in three years.
The team had been slow to sign further African American players after Howard, and eventually fell behind other clubs in integrating their roster.
The records are signed for further authentication and protection.
Interestingly, glycan modified OVA proteins were significantly cross-presented to OT-I T cells by wild type DC, 10-fold more than native OVA, and the expression of DC-SIGN further enhanced this cross-presentation.
These signs further bear out the general shift towards the conversion of academic institutions such as Coimbra Polytechnic Institute into entrepreneurial universities (Van Looy et al. 2011; Todorovic et al. 2011; Sam and Sijde 2014).
In addition, we see that, for all correlations that are retained with this second analysis, there is no change in sign, further supporting the hypothesis that these correlations are not spurious or completely due to intercorrelations with Psychomotor Retardation.
Such regeneration signs further confirm the ability of the decellularized native ECM to behave as a stem cell niche providing cues for proper cell differentiation [ 64].
