Sentences with phrase «secure signature»

OTOH many documents do not need an especially secure signature, so those (mainly engineers, it would seem) who say that electronic transactions are not possible, or conceivable, or binding without ultra-secure signature techniques are wrong.

In the event that CoolCorp is unable to secure my signature to any document needed in connection with any of the actions specified in the preceding paragraph, I hereby irrevocably designate and appoint CoolCorp and CoolCorp's duly authorized officers and agents as my agents and attorneys - in - fact, which appointment is coupled with an interest, to act for and on my behalf and instead of me, (1) to execute, verify and file, prosecute, register and memorialize the assignment of any such documents, (2) to execute, verify and file any documentation required for such enforcement, and (3) to do all other lawful acts to further the purposes of the preceding paragraph, all with the same legal force and effect as if executed by me.

A regulation of the kind described above would guide the user toward a more secure signature, and one that would be more likely to leave evidence for an investigator or prosecutor.

Even the most secure signature technology can be shown to have some amount of unreliability.

Whatever his political views, the animals and the no - kill movement owe Tom Hayden a thank - you for moving this landmark piece of legislation through the California Senate and for reaching across the aisle to secure the signature of a governor from an opposing party.

Sky Italia report that Cuadrado would like to go back to Italy and Roma and Inter could try to secure his signature.

Chelsea faced a number of bids for the 22 - year - old turned down last summer, but City are believed to be in pole position to secure his signature this month.

Arsenal tried to secure the signature of the 21 - year - old star as well and according to recent reports (Mirror), the North Londoners are confident that they can hire his services next summer.

Now, reports (The Sun) suggest that the Gunners are close to signing Toulouse striker Wissam Ben Yedder and are hoping to secure his signature for a fee of 8 million pounds (9.5 million euros).

However, the clock is against the Merseysiders, who need to act swiftly to secure the signature of the 21 - year - old winger.

However, Liverpool face tough competition from the likes of Bayern, Borussia Dortmund and Arsenal to secure the signature of the 22 - year old midfielder, who is turning out to be one of Europe's hottest prospects.

«However, the [Don Balon] report also claims United are keen on the Uruguay international and are willing to break the world record fee again by spending up to # 135 million to secure his signature.»

Hull City are leading a nine - club chase for 21 - year - old Middlesbrough winger Adam Reach and are ready to pay # 2m to secure his signature.

Manager Jose Mourinho is tracking Chelsea's Nemanja Matic, who would cost around the same price, but United are keen on Nainggolan and are prepared to offer # 125,000 - a-week wages to secure his signature.

Arsenal's Arsene Wenger was only able to secure the signature of Chelsea's veteran Petr Cech in the summer for # 11million and has been criticized for not signing players to strengthen his team.

Manchester United are reportedly in advanced talks to secure the signature of James Rodriguez from Real Madrid, according The Independent.

Back in June, reports suggested that the Reds made an offer of 25 million euros to secure his signature (Noticias Minuto).

But the Hammers are unable to secure his signature for any longer because of FA rules preventing players under the age of 18 from signing three - year deals.

On the other hand, Chelsea are also interested in signing Griezmann, hence, United will have to act fast if they are to secure his signature.

The west Londoners head coach Jose Mourinho is worried about losing Begovic through injury or suspension, and is desperate to secure the signature of the former Barcelona man as cover for the Bosnian goalie.

Manchester City are ready to secure his signature and are not worried about his huge price tag of 60 million pounds ($ 68million).

Barcelona are already known to be exploring alternatives to Coutinho, should they not be able to secure his signature, with Christian Eriksen of Tottenham emerging as a key target.

Man United are reportedly willing to spend a huge # 92.5 m to lure him back to Old Trafford, While French champions PSG are also known to be keen to secure his signature and are understood to be table their own whooping deal.

In that report, it was also mentioned (via Record) that French champions Paris Saint - Germain are eager to secure the signature of the versatile attacking player.

Southampton are understood to be the frontrunners to secure his signature, with the Frenchman settled in England and keen to continue playing in the Premier League.

In 1977, when Bob Paisley paid a fee of # 440,000 to secure the signature of Dalglish, who won four league titles with Celtic, the decision to make the move was therefore a straightforward one.

Hence, Tottenham must act swiftly to secure his signature.

Their Head of ante post Football Michael Triffitt commented: «Manchester City have been backed into 7/4 from 2/1 to secure his signature and with the player keen, this looks a transfer of real possibilities if the clubs can agree a fee.»

In such a scenario, Spurs now have an opportunity to finally sign the versatile playmaker and they must move in to secure his signature.

Yesterday, we covered a report (via The Sun) claiming that Arsene is ready to splash 50 million pounds to secure the signature of Real Madrid star Alvaro Morata.

Then came Sky Sports who reported today that Liverpool have made an offer worth 55.5 million pounds to secure his signature but Monaco have not accepted or rejected the bid as yet.

In my opinion, the energetic 19 - year - old midfielder will be brilliant for the German boss and Liverpool have to splash the cash to secure his signature.

Last month, we covered a report (via Daily Mail) who claimed that the North Londoners have agreed personal terms with the player to secure his signature on a free transfer this summer.

Djilobodji, 26, has been snapped up in to provide competition alongside John Terry, Gary Cahill and Kurt Zouma after the Portuguese boss Jose Mourinho failed to secure the signature of Everton's John Stones.

Obviously many players have done well in Holland only to fail to step up to the mark in the Premier League, but at around # 2.4 m, he appears a low risk purchase, and Liverpool did well to nip in ahead of Ajax to secure his signature.

Nevertheless, United should be considered favorites to secure his signature since he wants to return to the club.

The Old Trafford club have been interested in signing the Paris Saint - Germain star for a long time now and they are ready to offer around $ 200,000 - a-week to finally secure his signature in the upcoming transfer window (Goal).

Capable of playing anywhere in the attacking third, Marco would be a top capture for Liverpool and Klopp must do whatever possible to secure his signature.

Arsenal are said to be very interested in the 24 - year - old but reports in Spain say Liverpool are working hard to secure his signature in a deal worth around # 14.2 million.

According to L'Equipe, Liverpool made an offer worth 90 million euros (# 80million) in the summer transfer window and now, they are ready to splash the amount to secure the signature of the player.

The Red Devils are the latest Premier League club who joined the race to secure the signature of the 23 - year - old midfielder amid reports that the player could be sold by the Ligue 1 giants before the end of the month.

Argentine leaves Old Trafford after just one season, with French champions paying # 44m to secure his signature

The fact that Real Madrid have said that they will now listen to offers for Kovacic indicates that Spurs will not have to pay ridiculously over the odds to secure his signature.

However, according to The Express, City are ready to surpass the # 89 million that Manchester United paid for Paul Pogba last year as they look to secure the signature of the Frenchman.

Some newspapers are reporting that AC Milan are willing to sell, and that it would take # 29,500,000 to secure his signature.

Unusually, West Ham moved first to secure his signature amid stiff competition from other Premier League clubs as Ashton joined the Hammers in January 2006 for a fee of # 7 million plus add - ons.

While values have not yet been put on the table, the Bundesliga champions are hoping to secure his signature when he turns 18.

The 23 - year - old Bosnian international contract with Schalke expires in the summer and will be available for free but Arsenal will now have to fend off competition from Italian club AC Milan to secure his signature.

He is no rush to leave so any interested suitors will probably have to offer him a lucrative deal if they want to secure his signature in the summer.

«Keeper Jack Butland will be hoping to make the plane to Russia for the World Cup and is still very much on Liverpool's radar with the reds 7/2 favourites to secure his signature.