Sentences with phrase «signing off on»

«I am pleased that the Army heeded our call by quickly signing off on this project, ahead of schedule, so that construction can begin as soon as possible.»

«I am no closer to signing off on an extension of mayoral control now than I was 24 hours ago,» Flanagan said.

«While I appreciate Mayor de Blasio... making time to have a conversation on this important issue, I am no closer to signing off on an extension of mayoral control now than I was 24 hours ago.

The relationship saga between Cuomo and the Senate Democrats over the last six months has featured the governor signing off on a state legislative redistricting plan that is favorable to the majority Republicans in the chamber and repeatedly refusing to say whether he supports a Democratic takeover of the chamber.

I remember signing off on loan applications without really reading anything and certainly not understanding the magnitude of the repayment demands awaiting me once when I finished college.

Mustafi's exit may be considered, with him yet to repay the fee paid for him, and we could well browse the market for improvements at centre - back before signing off on such a deal.

As I mentioned as I was signing off on my last post, Isaac convinced me at the last minute to go with him to Northern VA/D.C.

A decision not to take up arms against the oppressors was essentially signing off on allowing these things to happen to his (literal) neighbors.

Sometimes publishers like to see a alternate titles for a book before signing off on it, so I've been rummaging my brain for ideas that might adequately replace «Evolving in Monkey Town.»

Other than not wanting to be the publicist for my own life, here are three reasons why I keep signing off on Fridays:

Clark's «caretaker» cabinet could even have been signing off on provincial pipeline permits during the past couple of months.

After all, the bank will check your credit score and confirm your employment before signing off on the mortgage.

Before signing off on a personal guarantee, you need to know what you're agreeing to and how you may be impacted financially if you default on the debt.

«People were treating it like signing off on iTunes» terms and conditions.»

At least this is the argument of the lobbyists who are drafting and censoring laws and signing off on just who is acceptable to run the Federal Reserve, Treasury and other public - subsidy agencies.

Identify all individuals responsible for reviewing and signing off on content, and make sure to keep them in the loop.

You can't have five stakeholders signing off on a tweet.»

The federal government is talking about getting 20 - year production guarantees before signing off on the Airbus deal.

«Due to the fear of collecting thousands of signatures needed to sign off on the types of strategic decisions common among pre-IPO companies, higher - quality issuers — particularly those with other financing options — are less likely to crowdfund without a single - purpose vehicle,» Tommarello says.

Commissioner Neil Chatterjee, who has pushed for immediate aid to struggling coal and nuclear plants, signed off on the order and said in an opinion that he expected the decision to be «only the first step in a more systematic effort by the Commission» to address resilience.

But there were rules — the Food and Drug Administration had to sign off on each protocol, as did the Hutch's own Institutional Review Board.

But Kathryn Haun, a former federal prosecutor who signed off on the indictment, says Vinnik's use of Bitcoin helps clearly connect him to the crime: «At first blush what seemed unsolvable turned out to be traceable through the use of digital currency.»

Because there's no federal parole, Tyler must get the president of the United States himself to sign off on his early release through a process known as commutation.

But I have no plans ever to sign off on the terms of service that preface a consumer DNA test — no matter how many provocative conversations I might have with my desk - mate, Fortune's biotech reporter, Sy Mukherjee.

SNC - Lavalin's CEO resigned in March after an internal investigation found that Duhaime had signed off on US$ 56 million in payments for «Projects A and B» — cryptic deals made with unknown parties that still remain a mystery today.

The result is a shift in overall leadership styles, where executives now want to see hard numbers before they'll sign off on changes.

Coach George Karl wants to trade Cousins, Wojnarowski reports, and has been trying to build a coalition of front office people to convince owner Vivek Ranadive to sign off on it.

What makes an ADR unique is that the lawyers and clients sign off on a participation agreement in which the lawyers agree that if a settlement is not reached, they will back out of the process and not push for litigation.

The engineer appeared ready to sign off on the house.

The trouble for Valeant (vrx) is that it would have to get a lot of different investors to sign off on the deal.

So far U.S. antitrust officials have signed off on the deal, and European Union approval is pending.

Every senior executive and board member must, essentially, sign off on these requirements, says Richard Borden, a cybersecurity attorney at Robinson & Cole.

The reason for the fear, this strategist said, comes from uncertainty about how the president may react, including possibly firing special counsel Robert Mueller, who reportedly made the referral leading to the Cohen raid, and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who reportedly signed off on the raids.

In late 2017, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed off on a new security strategy that identified «the striving of a series of governments, above all the United States of America and its allies, to dominate the oceans» as a direct threat.

Banks sign off on most 7 (a) loans now, and other loans are approved by SBA national centers.

Five officials subsequently signed off on applications to continue surveilling Page after they all separately found probable cause to do so.

Leaders from nearly three dozen tech companies, including Salesforce, Yelp, AT&T, Comcast, and Square, signed off on a letter to local officials last week, urging them to consider a development proposal that would add seven million square feet of commercial space and 4,400 housing units to the small city, according to the San Francisco Business Times.

In late September, the company signed off on a consent order from the FTC that bars it from ever again using, selling or licensing any monitoring technology on rented computers.

It soon emerged, however, that Trump had signed off on Trump Jr.'s first statement in response to the New York Times» initial report about the meeting.

Yahoo shareholders signed off on Verizon's proposal to buy Yahoo's core internet business on Thursday.

How will customers fare if regulators sign off on the deal?

A big issue would be whether U.S. regulators would sign off on a merger of the third and fourth - largest wireless carriers or block it on anti-trust grounds.

The movie may not have answered those questions, but the book adaptation of the movie, which Disney / Lucasfilm had to sign off on before it was published, is more conclusive.

«Donald had to agree to every term of every deal and had to sign off on everything,» Kriss, who worked with the real - estate company Bayrock before leaving because he was convinced it was a money - laundering front, told O'Brien last month.

Still, credible information can help police establish probable cause, which means they can ask a judge to sign off on either a search warrant, an arrest warrant, or both.

Elsewhere, government bodies including the state of Virginia, have signed off on the use of delivery robots.

«The fact that the Greek parliament has signed off on this package, this far - reaching package for Greece, is good news but the Eurogroup must also agree with it,» said Eurogroup President Jeroen Dijsselbloem.

Democratic Sen. Al Franken of Minnesota on Tuesday refused to sign off on Trump's nomination of Minnesota Supreme Court Judge David Stras for a vacancy on the 8th US Circuit Court of Appeals.

The logic is simple: if group members sign off on certain evaluation criteria, then they'll have an easier time abiding by the feedback they receive.

The documents say that the application was subsequently renewed — after being signed off on by multiple judges and senior DOJ officials — on three separate occasions, in early January 2017, early April 2017, and late June 2017.