On 19 October 1864, he sent the Assembly a demand, countersigned by Constantine Kanaris, explaining that he had accepted the crown on the understanding that a new constitution would be finalized, and that if it was not he would feel himself at "perfect liberty to adopt such measures as the disappointment of my hopes may suggest".
But if Samantha wins, it won't be because of any rights she might have to Clive's children, or even any right to keep her own embryos alive; it will be because the change to the forms wasn't properly initialled or countersigned.
The veil is not "a militant sign that calls for militant countersigns," as France's minister of national education has described it.
Contrary to its misleading title, the Manifesto of the Sixteen had originally fifteen signatories among them some of the most eminent anarchists in Europe and was later countersigned by another hundred.
In addition, no government reports could be officially approved and sent to the capital until it was countersigned by civil officials sent south by the emperor.
The informed consent was countersigned by the personnel who had conducted the informed consent discussion who was qualified according to local regulations.
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.
SAUCKEL: The decree, I believe, was countersigned three times.
My application was reviewed and countersigned by the HMRC chief executive".
M. HERZOG: Is it correct to say that this decree was countersigned by the Codefendant Keitel?
Tells how the check was made out, countersigned, biographical sketch of the messenger who deposited the check, a Mr. Perkowsky.
