Sentence examples similar to signed off on starting from inspiring English sources

The FAA signed off on the certification.

Leaders signed off on that certification in July, starting the clock on a 60-day waiting period that ended Monday night.

Nevertheless, he signed off on several of the designs and started construction on five houses, including Henry Cobb's, which he even managed to sell.

His work looks more than confident; his teachers have signed off on it; clearly, he is ready to start a career.

Earlier this week, the city's financial advisory board signed off on state Treasurer Andy Dillon's move to start a 30-day review of the city's books.

Despite the project's sketchy details, Mr. Zwane signed off on it and asked the provincial treasury to start paying Estina, according to an investigation by the National Treasury.

The current administration has signed off on warrantless wiretapping and has claimed the authority to start wars even in the face of explicit congressional opposition.

As part of the pending labor agreement, union leaders signed off on a new set of scaled-back retirement benefits for workers hired starting in 2016.

She had signed off on the final masters of the record the day before they started.

Once the agency has signed off on a different product, it said, the company would then have 72 hours to start using it.

The Department of Health and Human Services has signed off on four states' proposals, though a federal judge just blocked Kentucky's plan, the first, from starting on Sunday.