Sentence examples similar to standard sign off from inspiring English sources
Reagan used the line when accepting the Republican Party's presidential nomination in 1980, and made it his standard sign-off once in the White House.
"Follow me on Twitter" has become a standard sign-off on business cards and correspondence, and an industry of social media consultants now offer advice to institutions that once shuddered at the word "publicity".
The standard e-mail sign off is also bulky: "Mit freundlichen Grüßen" ("with friendly greetings"), is strictly required in an initial contact.
"It's very concerning that the federal government is prepared to sign off on standards that don't meet their own," said Daisy Barham, campaigns director at the Nature Conservation Council.
James Milgram, a Stanford University emeritus math professor who served on the validation committee for the Common Core but declined to sign off on the standards, said that by the end of seventh grade, the Common Core would put students about two years behind most high-achieving countries.
The board will also outline what standards should be adhered to, and will sign off all data projects.
On 15 January 2008, the Greenwire news service reported these standards were under review at the White House Office of Management and Budget, which must approve them before the EPA can sign off on them.
EVAN OSNOS: I'll sign off here.
