Sentence examples for ultimately signed off from inspiring English sources

He said Mr. Nazarbayev himself ultimately signed off on the transaction.

Curators may have proposed specific items, and donors offered others, but it was Mr. de Montebello who ultimately signed off on the acquisitions, giving each his famously resonant, bass-baritone "O.K".

The N.B.A.'s backward rebuilding framework rewards teams for fully bottoming out, and after months of sorting through potential deals, the Magic front office ultimately signed off on a startlingly unimpressive haul of Arron Afflalo, Al Harrington, Nikola Vucevic, Moe Harkless and three protected future first-round picks.

But he ultimately signed off that year on the Anti-Drug Abuse Act, which added more mandatory minimums.

McAuliffe ultimately signed off on the budget Friday after vetoing several amendments designed to prohibit Medicaid expansion to Virginia's low-income residents as authorized under the Affordable Care Act.

"I am the one who ultimately signs off, and I'm comfortable with our valuations," Mr. Fuld said.

The decision was brokered after long negotiations by advisers to both senators, with Mr. Obama ultimately signing off on the plan on Wednesday.

The settlement may also have trouble getting approval from Jed S. Rakoff, the federal district judge in New York who must ultimately sign off on the fine and who has taken a hard line on S.E.C. settlements.

Either Mr. Strickland or Mr. Kasich will ultimately sign off on the realignment of districts, which will probably determine whether Democrats or Republicans will relinquish the one or two House seats Ohio is expected to lose.

He said that while he respected and would even like to keep some members of the Giuliani team, "not all of his appointments were brilliant," and he added that he would ultimately sign off on every major appointment.

It remains to be seen whether all parties will ultimately sign off on the language.