Sentence examples for to be countersigned from inspiring English sources

"Marriages have to be countersigned by the court.

The king's decrees had to be countersigned by ministers responsible to the Sejm, which was partly elected on the basis of property qualifications.

Except in urgent cases, similar operations by the police and HM Revenue and Customs have to be countersigned by a judge acting as a Surveillance Commissioner.

If you get it (which you may after a time) the memorial must be entered in that department, sent out to be registered in this department, sent back to be countersigned in that department and then it will be regularly before this department.

In addition, it is now considered good practice for each published article to be countersigned by a 'guarantor' for the entire study.

In Belgium the sanction royale has the same legal effect as Royal Assent; the Belgian constitution requires a theoretically possible refusal of royal sanction to be countersigned — as any other act of the monarch — by a minister responsible before the House of Representatives.

To become law, the acts must be countersigned by at least one cabinet member.

If the patient decides to participate in the study, they will be asked to provide written consent, which will then be countersigned by the RA.

In practice, the monarch's role as head of state is limited to representative and official functions; royal acts must be countersigned by a minister, who in turn becomes responsible for them to the parliament.

If a patient agrees to participate, he/she will be asked to complete an Informed Consent Form which will be countersigned by the staff member taking consent.

At that meeting the study will be described, outstanding questions answered and the potential participant asked to sign the consent form which will be countersigned by the member of the research team.