All Joffrey had to do was sign off on it.
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The judge still needs to sign off on the deal.
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A judge still needs to sign off on the request.
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A judge still has to sign off on the deal.
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Who'd have thought the studio would sign off on that?
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Now, President Trump needs to sign off on the release.
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A judge still has to sign off on the agreement.
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They'll also need Trump to sign off on the deal.
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Lawmakers will need to sign off on the request. Sen.
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The Greek parliament must also sign off on the proposal.
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"I actually sign off on FMLA paperwork regularly," she said.
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He's expected to sign off on the tariffs on Thursday.
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"The president didn't sign off on anything," he told ABC.
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The judge has yet to sign off on Stephen's request.
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Amazon shareholders didn't need to sign off on the deal.
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Sullivan has yet to sign off on Flynn's plea withdrawal.
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Amazon shareholders don't need to sign off on the deal.
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A judge still needs to sign off on the dismissal.
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How dare Rod Rosenstein and everybody else sign off on that?
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So, how exactly should you sign off on a work email?
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However, China has yet to sign off on that first phase.
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The Senate has refused to sign off on it for years.
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Maduro would have to sign off on any changes, Paravisini stressed.
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It also requires board members to sign off on the statements.
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He embeds these habits in the sign-off on his video
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They are about to sign off on a feat of engineering.
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But the regulators also need to sign off on the deal.
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I'm not the person who can ultimately sign off on anything.
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So the local U.S.D.A. office has to sign off on it.
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They just need the judge to sign off on the deal.
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Mexico and Canada will have to sign off on any changes.
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A judge still has to sign off on the order, BTW.
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The judge still has to sign off on the proposed settlement.
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And why would its board of directors sign off on it?
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The bankruptcy judge still needs to sign off on the deal.
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Potentially several presidential administrations will need to sign off on those budgets.
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It's also not clear that Trump would sign off on an extension.
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The full Board of Parole Hearings has to sign off on it.
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Abe's Liberal Democratic Party has yet to sign off on the bills.
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Then Secretary of State Clinton had to sign off on the sale.
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The Department of Justice still needs to sign off on the deal.
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The EU's member states need to sign off on the parliament's decision.
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Attorney General William Barr would then have to sign off on it.
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Sultan of course is going to sign off on the go. But.
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Wednesday where a judge will need to sign off on the deal.
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Another 2202 percent said the chamber should sign off on his nomination.
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They are waiting for the judge to sign off on the divorce.
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The White House said it doesn't sign off on cabinet members' travel.
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Trump still needs to sign off on the plan before it's final.
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The White House should sign off on giving victims of the Sept.
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It would be something that the IRS commissioner would sign off on.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg will be required to sign off on quarterly compliance reports.
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Second, both houses of Congress would have to sign off on the deal.
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Poland's Senate is expected to sign off on the legal changes on Friday.
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Trump has yet to say if he will sign off on the plan.
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Audi's supervisory board has yet to sign off on the nomination, Sueddeutsche said.
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China and South Korea would have to sign off on any legal treaty.
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We're told the judge still needs to sign off on the plea deal.
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Russia has appeared reluctant to sign off on a reversal in production strategy.
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Musk said he will personally sign off on every 10th page of expenses.
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Among the possibilities: creating a clearinghouse that would sign off on marketing opportunities.
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And many bosses were reluctant to answer or sign off on the survey.
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The unelected lieutenant-governor must sign off on nearly any appointment or expenditure.
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U.S. District Court Judge Edward Chen must still sign off on the deal.
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Trump has not said that he planned to sign off on another extension.
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" RG: "And each person has to be able to sign off on it.
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" Sekulow, ABC interview, 7/12/17: "The president didn't sign off on anything.
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Secretary of Defense to sign off on transfers, which then-Secretary Chuck Hagel
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All the countries had to sign off on the new arrangements, Sheppard says.
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But that doesn't mean the Cabinet or parliament will sign off on it.
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Before any handoff can occur, the Commerce Department must sign off on it.
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Just get the DOB [Department of Buildings] to sign off on this first.
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Judges might also have to sign off on the release of some inmates.
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He said that a top political appointee must sign off on any deal.
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However, non-OPEC leader Russia has yet to sign off on this strategy.
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China will also be reluctant to sign off on text that acknowledges wrongdoing.
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She was told that the Belfast hospital would sign off on an abortion.
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She was told that the Belfast hospital would sign off on an abortion.
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An official with the agency still has to sign off on the agreement.
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But Trump already said he wouldn't sign off on the merger last year.
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Sprint and T-Mobile would need both agencies to sign off on their deal.
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Renault's biggest shareholder — the French government — wasn't ready to sign off on a deal.
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However, Russia has appeared reluctant to sign-off on a reversal in production strategy.
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They were looking for some psychiatrist who had to sign off on psych releases.
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"I'm always the final sign-off on all our productions on HitRecord," he said.
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Lloyd had originally wanted to personally sign off on all minors' requests for abortions.
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But that doesn&apost mean the Cabinet or parliament will sign off on it.
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Rabkin said that each artist and collaborator has to sign off on the share.
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City officials didn't sign off on a special permit for the event, Ranelletti said.
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Regardless of whether big or not, the contributor gets sign-off on the design.
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A judge still needs to sign off on it ... but both sides have agreed.
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For starters, a US bankruptcy court judge needs to sign off on the transaction.
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Since Nunes remains chairman of the panel, he must sign off on all subpoenas.
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A coalition committee is to meet on Monday to sign off on any decisions.
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I asked Fischbach if he had to sign off on any of those ideas.
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For starters, a U.S. bankruptcy court judge needs to sign off on the transaction.
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Alford pleas are also endorsed by judges, who have to sign off on them.
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If it touches a presidential campaign, he will have to sign off on it.
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Do you want to sign off on the children before they are officially cast?
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Andrews also created a terms and conditions form for people to sign off on.
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Boeing previously had the authority to do those checks and sign off on them.
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All EU member states must sign off on trade deals negotiated by the bloc.
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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission must sign off on the New York closures.
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The California Public Utilities Commission will also have to sign off on the deal.
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So if both people didn't sign off on the tape, what did you do?
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"We won't sign off on DACA until we have a caps deal," she said.
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A judge would also have to sign off on a warrant for the search.
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But conservative President Gjorge Ivanov refused to sign off on it, saying it is unconstitutional.
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The earliest G20 presidents and prime ministers might sign off on an overhaul is 2020.
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City officials didn't sign off on a special permit for the Friday event, Ranelletti said.
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He said he hopes President Joko Widodo will sign off on the new rules soon.
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There are lots of things that a president has to review and sign off on.
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If made by a former president, the incumbent president must sign off on the request.
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Moving forward, a judge will decide whether or not to sign off on the foreclosure.
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Brussels has yet to formally sign off on the new deficit goals envisaged by Madrid.
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Both the FCC and the Justice Department will need to sign off on the merger.
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The European Council and European Parliament still need to formally sign off on the proposal.
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The judge in the case must sign off on the proposal before it takes effect.
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Obviously, McMahon had to sign off on you being on the WWE 2K-17 videogame.
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The IMF executive board, which must sign off on the loan, meets on Dec 18.
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Derbyshire says he refused to sign off on the new terms, and production fell apart.
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But we have to think about some things before we can sign off on this.
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Both the House of Commons and the European Parliament must sign off on the deal.
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Then Mr. Kelly must sign off on them before they go to Mr. Trump's desk.
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It is unclear now if President Donald Trump will sign off on the spending agreement.
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Though the State Department did sign off on it, so did eight other federal agencies.
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Mr. Sessions did sign off on the extradition of a terrorism suspect held in Spain.
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President Donald Trump is expected to sign off on the bill, which runs through Dec.
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The president is expected to sign off on allowing its release as early as Friday.
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Chinese law requires the companies to sign off on the deals through an authorization letter.
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A federal judge must still sign off on the penalties against National Collegiate Student Loan Trusts.
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How much did they bribe the judge to sign off on this ill-advised custody arrangement?
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Investors also don't know if Kraft Heinz's accountant PwC will sign off on its latest financials.
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According to the complaint ... Stormy didn't know the letter existed much less sign off on it.
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Siemens' supervisory board was due to sign off on the deal on Wednesday, the people said.
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It states that the Republicans can issue subpoenas, but only if Democrats sign off on them.
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Yet Mr Lukashenko is reluctant to sign off on the conditions for a new IMF loan.
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Citigroup, too, saw shareholders sign off on executive pay measures and kill a breakup study proposal.
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A judge will have to sign off on the plea deal and will sentence the teens.
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And that means the Obama White House had to sign off on it from day one.
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Exemptions from the pro-market strictures are allowed, though the commission must sign off on them.
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"The president was happy to sign off on their deal," one senior administration official told Politico.
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But in order to start hormone treatment, Jordan's company commander had to sign off on paperwork.
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If a deal can be reached, the Senate would have to sign off on the treaty.
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Sanchez-Guzman had filed for bankruptcy, so a judge has to sign off on the settlement.
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A few other people also must sign off on the decision, including a supervisory asylum officer.
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He did sign off on at least one request to renew FISA warrant after taking office.
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Trump has always hedged by saying that his attorneys have to sign off on any deal.
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As president, Van der Bellen will have to sign off on Holzmann's nomination by the cabinet.
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The separate language was required for Trump to sign off on the communique, the official said.
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A federal judge is expected to sign off on the plan as early as next week.
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Trump trusted him to sign off on the details of some of the company's biggest deals.
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But Trump on Thursday seemed reluctant to sign off on anything short of a major agreement.
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However, to do so, they would likely need the U.S. to sign off on doing so.
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Transit leaders say they do not need the board to sign off on Mr. Cuomo's plan.
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"If you're a member, you don't have anything contractually that you'd sign off on," he said.
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One protocol change is requiring two individuals to sign off on transmitting tests or live alerts.
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Administrators must approve people before they can join, and must sign off on individual posts, too.
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The country's prime minister would need to sign off on a formal bill to accomplish that.
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Conventional wisdom is that Westminster would need to sign off on another Scottish vote for independence.
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Barnier reckons it will be in early June after governments sign off on his negotiating mandate.
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Their resistance casts a shadow over whether a bankruptcy judge will sign off on the plan.
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Greg Abbott (R) could sign off on a map that gives his party a distinct advantage.
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As his patient, the President will need to sign off on any medical information released publicly.
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A judge will have to sign off on any payments Sears makes during the bankruptcy process.
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Kirk previously sponsored legislation that would require Congress to sign off on any such rule-making.
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Boeing executives have repeatedly said they expect regulators to sign off on the planes this quarter.
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After 22 weeks, they will need two specialist medical practitioners to sign off on the abortion.
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If an agreement can be found, the heads of state will sign off on the document Sunday.
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If agreement can be found, the heads of state will sign off on the document on Sunday.
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In the end, CVS was able to persuade the state regulators to sign off on the acquisition.
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How was it convincing the Chinese government to face this issue and sign off on the project?
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A judge still has to sign off on the deal and sentence Glocc before it's all official.
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The Trump administration, which has to approve these changes, didn't sign off on them or reject them.
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Now, it's up to President Donald Trump to sign off on the bill to finalize the repeal.
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Judge Bernstein will have to sign off on the sale at a hearing later in the week.
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However, authorities were unable to find a judge to sign off on it in time, he said.
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Justice officials didn't sign off on Comey's decision and he didn't seek their approval, one official said.
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Clearance means getting all of the other relevant offices within the agency to sign off on something.
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It is also not entirely clear whether Congress would have to sign off on such a move.
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Those found wanting will have to submit written explanations that superiors must sign off on, he said.
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"You must be kidding," he scribbled on the letter, though he did sign off on the visit.
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The Trump administration isn't ready to sign off on a proposed merger between CVS Health and Aetna.
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The supervisory board in Germany's two-tier corporate board system has to sign off on larger transactions.
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VW's supervisory board is scheduled to sign off on 2015 results and executive compensation on April 22.
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It is set to sign off on its third investment by the end of March, Grimaldi said.
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People who hold power are not going to sign-off on reforms that take their power away.
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The president appears increasingly likely to sign off on the measure to avert another partial government shutdown.
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News that Italy's Prime Minister would sign off on a new government also eased further European uncertainty.
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The Republican governor's decision to sign off on this legislation sparked immediate backlash from abortion rights advocates.
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It's one thing to sign off on laws and regulations in a distant, almost absent-minded way.
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Republican leaders have pressed Trump to sign off on the legislation before government funding expires on Friday.
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Now the bill, which Trump is expected to sign off on, is headed to the president's desk.
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The department did sign off on providing DHS with air and logistics support, medical personnel and engineers.
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He added that Germany is also determined to see the IMF sign off on the current bailout.
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More than two months later, he reportedly reversed course and refused to sign off on that plan.
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Chinese regulators still need to sign off on both the 2% purchase and the 49% transfer, though.
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Her hope is to convince her cabinet to sign off on an outline agreement early next week.
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It remains to be seen whether Mr. Trump will sign off on keeping the protections for civilians.
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Most of their cases remain active, though those companies had to sign off on the Westport settlement.
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Congress should not sign off on simply reinstating special preference if India buys more American farm goods.
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A judge must still sign off on the deal, but that is expected to be a formality.
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Some attorneys pushed back on the idea that Trump's nominee will sign off on sexual-orientation discrimination.
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The appointment of Treasury director-general requires the government to sign off on the economy minister's choice.
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Trump is expected to formally sign off on the tariffs at a 3:30 pm ET event.
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Going forward, the chief of staff's office has to sign off on all new security clearance requests.
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"The White House started putting immense pressure on me to sign off on detainees," Hagel told me.
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On the other hand, Respawn had to work to get Lucasfilm to sign off on its ideas.
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Australia's foreign investment laws require the national treasurer to sign off on major acquisitions by overseas buyers.
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If I'm going to sign off on a decision, I need to be able to justify it.
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Executives with U.S. airlines welcomed Boeing's moves, but want U.S. regulators to sign off on the upgrade.
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Sometimes, the companies continued to sign off on deals involving contractors who admitted to bribery in court.
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But not all House Republicans were as willing to sign off on a deal without any border money.
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Moreover, the State Department was one of nine government agencies that had to sign off on the deals.
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The strikes, which were later confirmed by the Pentagon, did not require Trump to sign off on them.
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First, he required that "significantly interested parties" sign off on the appointment of managers for top-level domains.
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I can tell you that he is no longer going to sign off on any sort of jailbreak.
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Renault's board, which was due to meet on May 27th, still has to sign off on the deal.
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But, I mean, a lot of people have to sign off on that, obviously not just the internet.
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Deloitte, whose refusal to sign off on the 2017 earnings report sparked the investigation, has denied any wrongdoing.
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Trump doesn't sign off on the deal, despite what was considered an encouraging conversation earlier in the day.
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Ben Cardin, the top Democrat on foreign relations, expressed confidence Monday that Trump would sign off on it.
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But this time, getting the FAA to sign off on the fix won't by itself solve Boeing's problems.
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Most fertility patients sign off on standard clauses that shield clinics from liability for any reason, even negligence.
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A judge still has to sign off on their divorce settlement ... and then it's back to bachelordom, officially.
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Previously, the FCC's Enforcement Bureau would generally sign off on such agreements at the direction of the chairman.
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Top officials at both departments still need to sign off on the issue before legislators can be notified.
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We each do the final edit and sign-off on all of the NewsGuard ratings and Nutrition Labels.
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Office of Refugee Resettlement policy dictates that its director, Scott Lloyd, sign off on all major medical care.
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All that's left is for the judge to sign off on the settlement, which is just a formality.
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Sometimes, Mr. Scavino prints out suggested tweets in extra-large fonts for Mr. Trump to sign off on.
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But whether European countries believe those changes are sufficient to sign off on the Privacy Shield is uncertain.
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Workers need to file time cards, agencies must sign off on them and payroll centers must process payments.
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Figuring out how to sign off on a work email can be hard — and a huge time suck.
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And in whatever cities the fire marshal will sign off on it, the league allows it in stadiums.
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His presence in Madrid on this occasion was only needed to sign off on the previously settled agreement.
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A restaurateur described how, six years ago, he needed 32 regulators to sign off on a new eatery.
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But employees are going to have to sign off on letting their employers really dig into that data.
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Financial regulators, many of whom have been hesitant about cryptocurrencies, will need to sign off on the design.
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Committee rules require Ms. Feinstein to sign off on subpoenas, and she has not made her position clear.
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Judge George B. Daniels of United States District Court in Manhattan must still sign off on the agreement.
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A licensed instructor has to sign off on it after observing a player for at least one round.
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Typically, aides prepare policy briefings for presidents that several agencies sign off on in a highly controlled process.
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As minister of economic development, Mr. Ulyukayev had to sign off on the sale of any state assets.
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The judge still needs to sign off on Mr. McMonagle's request, and a hearing is scheduled this month.
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The False Claims Act requires the government to sign off on settlements regardless of the Justice Department intervention.
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Thyssenkrupp's supervisory board is due to sign off on the plans at an extraordinary meeting on Sunday, Sept.
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But it's harder to understand how the CDC can sign off on Pratt's involvement in the industry effort.
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Regulators don't appear ready to sign off on the $69 billion deal for CVS Health to acquire Aetna.
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President Donald Trump is expected to sign off on that repeal, along with others moving through the Capitol.
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Al Franken of Minnesota refused to sign off on President Donald Trump's nominee for a circuit court vacancy.
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So why did the MDEQ seemingly reverse its position and sign off on the permit in June 2013?
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Comptroller of the Currency Joseph Otting would then need to privately review and sign off on that pick.
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And even if delegates sign off on the "conscience" idea, they could still choose Trump on a first ballot.
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At [redacted] years of age, my body is starting to do things that I did not sign off on.
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The leaders had previously pencilled in a summit for mid-November to sign off on a deal with London.
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Either she would have to sign off on seeking an indictment of the likely nominee of her political party.
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Attorney General William Barr issued a memo requiring his sign-off on any investigations into a 2020 presidential candidate.
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The board is expected to sign off on the capital and development spending targets on Friday, the person said.
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Should Jim sign off on the election results if he knows that Tracy used dirty tricks in her campaign?
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Boeing has developed a software upgrade for the jets but regulators have yet to sign off on those changes.
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The bank needs European authorities to sign off on a revised plan to restructure mid-sized lender Williams & Glyn.
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She did, however, sign off on Thursday's episode as Julie Chen Moonves ... clearly showing her support for her husband.
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Then they could pull together legislation within a few days and let party leaders sign off on it quietly.
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And several euro-zone governments must get parliamentary approval to sign off on any disbursement of bail-out funds.
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Rosen allegedly asked a Trump Organization lawyer, Jill Martin, to sign off on arbitration paperwork filed on Feb. 22.
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Yoho proposed to the committee legislation that would require Congress to sign off on any modifications to the lease.
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The N.C.A.A. has yet to sign off on the new terms, but now faces another round of concussion litigation.
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Regulators in California still need to sign off on the deal and could as soon as later this month.
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This paper is the final version that the editors, writers, and copy editors sign off on to be printed.
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CFIUS is the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, which has to sign off on the deal.
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All EU member states would need to sign off on the plan for it to become a new law.
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Trump said last week that he had no idea whether lawmakers would sign off on the deal next year.
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And he had to jump through numerous hoops to get Neumann&aposs representatives to sign off on routine matters.
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However, it said Najib, who is also finance minister, was authorized to sign off on the fund's major transactions.
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In order for land to be certified as reclaimed, state regulators must sign off on a three-stage cleanup.
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CRUZ: And any justice that Harry Reid and Chuck Schumer sign off on... TRUMP: I did not say that.
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For instance, he could refuse to sign off on certain new investigative moves or further expansion of the probe.
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And this letter was said to be highly influential in Roosevelt's decision to sign off on the Manhattan Project.
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Major policy decisions are made by an elite government committee, and China's president has to sign off on them.
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He should have the right to review the project's contractors and to sign off on a new school logo.
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Dozens of people have to sign off on a massive, multimillion-dollar ad campaign for a giant global brand.
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For one, the NIH funds aren't actually guaranteed — they will only materialize if future Congresses sign off on them.
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Stephen Miller, above, a senior policy adviser, has created allies who are ready to sign off on deep cuts.
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"I knew that I did not know enough about equities to sign off on a massive restructuring," she said.
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If this week's summit meeting makes progress, another could be scheduled for November to sign off on an agreement.
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Should NASA sign off on such an arrangement, Axiom may be the premier private-mission provider for some time.
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Alarmed, Mr. Mattis and General McMaster intensified their push for Mr. Trump to sign off on a troop increase.
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He sold the rights to two films, with the condition that he'd have to sign off on any others.
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Mnuchin said, though, that those tariffs will be implemented if China does not sign off on the current deal.
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Because the health information is considered private under federal law, the President himself must sign off on its release.
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Judges Miller and Herndon will sign off on the allocation of fees to lawyers in the cases before them.
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Those other agencies are expected to also sign off on the proposal, which could be finalized later this year.
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The vehicle had to feel like one or Bill Ford, a Mustang enthusiast, would not sign off on it.
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The 10-point list requires the White House communications department and the staff secretary to sign off on orders.
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The Democratic-held House is set to sign off on the deal only a day after it impeaches Trump.
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That followed news the company's auditor PricewaterhouseCoopers Aarata is expected to sign off on its annual results, Reuters reported.
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In the past, Boeing was allowed to sign off on the jets as they rolled off the assembly line.
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And, Christian said, states should stop requiring that a health care provider sign off on these kinds of forms.
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It's also difficult to understand if you're not used to having others to sign off on what you want.
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Parliament would have to approve the idea, and would also have to sign off on the question posed to voters.
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In 2011, it was discovered that Dookhan had not properly scanned nor had a supervisor sign off on 90 samples.
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SPD members, who must sign off on the deal, began voting in a mail ballot that runs through March 2.
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Macedonia&aposs parliament recently ratified the deal, but the country&aposs conservative president has refused to sign off on it.
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The bankruptcy judge therefore will also have to eventually sign off on a credit bid, should Lampert rely on one.
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It's not yet clear lawmakers will be able to reach an agreement that President Donald Trump will sign off on.
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But two sources and a Republican senator close to the White House said he would likely sign off on it.
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Ms Park could instead defer to the prime minister that parliament picks, committing to sign off on all his decisions.
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The data was released by House Administration Committee chairman Gregg Harper, who must sign off on any settlements, on Friday.
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He got his work colleagues and his family to sign off on his participation since they will see him less.
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O'Sullivan also rightly questions the willingness of the U.S. Congress to sign off on both Clinton spending and taxation plans.
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They could be an authentic voice on Twitter or the ability to get clients to quickly sign off on ideas.
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Document any existing property damage with time-stamped photos and have your landlord sign off on all of it. 6.
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CNN reports that the separate language on the Paris agreement was required for Trump to sign off on the statement.
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Last month, he introduced follow-up legislation that would require the state health department to sign off on medical exemptions.
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January, days before inauguration: Flynn denies Susan Rice's request to sign off on a plan for retaking Raqqa from ISIS.
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You have doctors and therapists that put their careers on the line to sign off on these type of surgeries.
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After they're finalized at home, Fried will have to get the USDA to sign off on them, as Congress requires.
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Many manufacturers are unwilling to sign off on new plans until they know how Britain will trade in the future.
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The government is due to sign off on new economic and public finance targets following a cabinet meeting on Thursday.
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And whether the courts sign off on that or not, any attempt would carry a colossal economic and political toll.
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The report said Kelly developed the plan to remove Tillerson, adding that Trump has yet to sign off on it.
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Trump has repeatedly said he needs to meet with Xi before the two sides sign off on a final agreement.
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Sources involved in the campaign tell us they crossed another hurdle -- getting Phife's family to sign off on the plan.
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The attorney general must sign off on any seizure of a reporter's phone records and generally must notify the reporter.
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They did away with a courtesy that allowed senators to sign off on nominees for courts in their home states.
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She once declined to sign off on a request from the Obama Treasury Department to hire one of her aides.
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Remember how President Trump disrupted a G-7 summit meeting in Canada, refusing to sign off on its final communiqué?
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The 2010 Dodd-Frank law now required the Treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin, to sign off on any Fed lending facility.
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The 2010 Dodd-Frank law now required the Treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin, to sign off on any Fed lending facility.
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Soon after taking office, Mr. Bolsonaro vowed he would not sign off on any new land demarcations for Indigenous people.
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Soon after taking office, Mr. Bolsonaro vowed he would not sign off on any new land demarcations for Indigenous people.
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It's doubtful that Congress would sign off on cuts of that magnitude, but significant funding reductions for aid are possible.
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Our sources say they didn't sign off on 'Killer Inside' ... nor did they want to be involved in the production.
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The former mining executive will need to get his probation officer to sign off on travel when he leaves Nevada.
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This wasn't true, and the State Department's lead bioweapons analyst at the time would not sign off on the claim.
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The donor needed the panel to sign off on the full collection's significance to qualify for a larger tax deduction.
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If Russia were to sign off on the still-undefined plan, observers say it would likely come at a price.
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During the Clinton impeachment trial senators voted along party lines to sign off on closed-door depositions with three individuals.
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According to Iacocca, Ford's management was a hesitant to sign off on the unorthodox van and the project was tabled.
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"So as soon as we all sign off on that, I'd say in the next few months we'll be in production."
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For all "Star Wars" Funko products, Lucasfilm must sign off on the design before it is able to go into production.
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The Senate needs to adopt the bill and the king sign off on it before it comes into force, both formalities.
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But if phase one proceeds smoothly, the 27 hope to sign off on its terms at a European summit in October.
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This system of so-called delegation, which lets manufacturers sign off on their own work, is under scrutiny after the crashes.
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The European and British parliaments must sign off on any Brexit agreement sealed by EU leaders for it to take effect.
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Managers use them to sign off on the endless faxes, memos and other antiquated documents that continue to circulate in offices.
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The teenager needed his parents to sign off on his candidacy and collect enough signatures to make it onto the ballot.
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For example, all FSOC members are required to sign off on an annual report identifying potential problems facing the financial system.
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They assign funds on the blockchain into an entry that requires both to sign off on what they plan to spend.
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PwC Aarata's refusal to sign-off on Toshiba's results has given the Tokyo Stock Exchange potential grounds for delisting the company.
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Finally, in mid-August the offer was withdrawn, because the "front office" at the State Department wouldn't sign off on it.
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But both the Supreme Court and Congress must eventually sign off on the change, which would go into effect on Dec.
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Law enforcement officials will often work other jobs while they're not on duty, but supervisors must sign off on the work.
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Both the FCC and the Department of Justice needs to sign off on the merger in order for it to clear.
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Congress will have to sign off on the new North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) deal struck by the White House.
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The merger requires several federal agencies, including the Justice Department and the Federal Communications Commission, to sign off on the deal.
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But Monday passed with no announcement, and a Washington Post report said Trump had yet to sign off on the move.
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Dr. Khan said it took almost no time to get Indra Nooyi, PepsiCo's chief executive, to sign off on a partnership.
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But despite the opposition, the Department of Justice is widely expected to sign off on the merger in the coming months.
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In its Wednesday release, Fox said it remains committed to that bid and expects regulators to sign off on the deal.
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Regulatory agencies — including the Public Service Commission and the federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission — still need to sign off on the deal.
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Donald Trump says Iran has violated the 2015 nuclear agreement numerous times and refuses to sign off on the deal pic.twitter.
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But Rosenstein, as deputy attorney general, was still the one who had to sign off on the FBI raid on Cohen.
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One notable exception to the trend is South Carolina, where state law requires multiple officials to sign off on any changes.
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Do those invisible powers that come up with the idea of blocking websites or sign off on such decisions know that?
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Federal prosecutors said at trial that she neither conceived the plot nor had the sole authority to sign off on it.
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Boeing is now scrambling to get regulators to sign off on changes to that software and other fixes to the plane.
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The aerospace giant announced that it does not expect regulators to sign off on the 737 MAX until June or July.
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A spokesman said Mr. Boente had told the White House that he was willing to sign off on the executive order.
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The AER, which has to sign-off on license transfers for any energy asset sales in Alberta, balked at the idea.
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That meeting on Tuesday evening is expected to sign off on tax breaks, investment incentives and debt relief for local government.
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If Mr. Ivanov refuses to sign off on the deal, it will be sent back to Parliament for a second vote.
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The shutdown is preventing airlines from introducing new jets and routes because they need federal officials to sign off on those plans.
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The president still has to sign off on the legislation, something he's expected to do, but you never know with this guy.
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Since the employees are political appointees, the White House needed to sign off on the pay increases but declined to do so.
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Starting last year, ORR adopted a policy in which Lloyd must personally sign off on the release of those children from custody.
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If Trump can't get his own government to sign off on the deal, then all the negotiations will have been for naught.
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Even her jokes are scripted and we would see email chains of eight, nine people who had to sign off on it.
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But when it was time to sign off on the plan, some leaders feared it might look like a Brussels sovereignty grab.
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The good news is that the president can only make budget requests; Congress will have to sign off on the line items.
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It's also likely that your accountant won't sign off on a tax return where you underreported capital gains, due to ethical concerns.
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Republican senators also blocked 18 Obama nominees by refusing to sign off on a so-called blue slip, thus signaling their opposition.
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It's not normal for the President to sign off on a public cover-up of that meeting when confronted with the facts.
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Multi-signature wallets are popular among companies because they have multiple key-holders and require a majority to sign off on transactions.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A federal judge who has been asked to sign off on the government's decision to approve CVS Health Corp's (CVS.
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VW's supervisory board will meet on Friday to sign off on management's capital and development spending targets for the next five years.
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The other four regulators will also need to sign off on the proposal, receive comments from the public and consider additional changes.
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The airline needed the FAA to sign off on its plans to fly Boeing 737-800 jets over water for long distances.
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In all likelihood, Congress would need to sign off on Trump's plan to levy tariffs on individual companies, trade law experts say.
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David Shoemaker to sign off on a test run in the military, he raised his concerns with the Food and Drug Administration.
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He doesn't want to sign off on any deal that spends revenue from taxing overseas corporate profits on infrastructure or other programs.
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Republicans involved in the talks think there will be similar willingness to sign-off on something now to avoid an unnecessary shutdown.
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CNN has previously reported that prosecutors approached the Justice Department's criminal division to sign off on the warrants prior to their execution.
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The transfers infuriated Democrats, particularly because it bucked a tradition that the heads of relevant congressional committees sign off on reprogramming money.
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Both the FCC and the Justice Department will have to sign off on the deal, which is likely to undergo tough scrutiny.
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This is, in part, because haircuts invite the attention of anti-corruption agencies, making bank officials reluctant to sign off on them.
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"Equity would have to sign off on that and we don't want to be liable for a huge accident," Mr. Clowdus said.
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The bill would also require that a judge and a parent sign off on the marriages of 85033- and 16-year-olds.
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He retained subpoena power as the chairman and was able to sign off on or block the committee's subpoena and interview requests.
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With a new Republican president to sign-off on that bill in 2017, we might see something very similar coming in 2017.
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The transfers infuriated Democrats, particularly because they bucked tradition that the leaders of the relevant congressional committees sign off on reprogramming money.
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In the not impossible, but highly unlikely chance that happens, President Trump would also have to sign off on the sign CRA.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has insisted to Pence and Republicans that the President must sign off on that before a vote.
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"At the start, Goldman Sachs thought, 'Here's someone who is going to be able to sign off on these trades,'" she said.
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For our evidence we have a new link for you to sign off on if you have been harassed by these people.
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Trump, a Republican, has shown frustration with the Democratic-led U.S. House of Representatives for failing to sign off on the USMCA.
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PwC, however, may take more time to sign off on the financial statements, causing Valeant to miss its new projected filing date.
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I simply affirmed that I am non-binary and signed my name to it, and had a notary sign off on it.
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Mr. Mulvaney stressed that he didn't need to always be in the room with the president or to sign off on everything.
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Lloyd had implemented a policy that required him to personally sign off on any minor's request for abortion, court records later showed.
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Dye visited the Giants before the 2014 season, but their doctors discovered a heart condition and wouldn't sign off on signing him.
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He was also required to have a microchip and rabies vaccination, plus the U.S.D.A. needed to sign off on a health certificate.
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If they want him to sign off on something, one way to ensure it happens is to get her buy-in first.
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The Federal Reserve this week became the last of five government agencies to sign-off on simplifying the Dodd-Frank Volcker rule.
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The ministry requires certified technicians to sign off on paperwork for final inspections for vehicles produced in Japan for the domestic market.
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Bercow is one of the people who would need to sign off on a parliamentary address, if Trump wanted to deliver one.
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The former chief executive had repeatedly told the public that regulators would sign off on the planes before the end of 2019.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)The United States and China seem just about ready to sign off on a "phase one" trade deal.
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Alexander warned Democrats Thursday that if they want Congress to fund the CSRs, they need to sign off on some ObamaCare reforms.
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Before lawmakers sign off on renewing its authority, they want to see details about how many Americans are subjected to its surveillance.
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There is no way in hell that conservatives would simply sign off on a freebie of an additional eight million work visas.
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One conferee noted that there has been no formal vote for conferees to sign off on any provisions in a final bill.
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But the president has yet to sign off on any choice and is still weighing his options, said one senior administration official.
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Zuckerberg said he would be willing to walk away from the Libra coalition if U.S. regulators don't sign off on the project.
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Enlight is still waiting for final regulatory approval for the projects and for the country's Defense Ministry to sign off on them.
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As we've told you over the years of covering celeb sex tapes -- both parties have to sign off on any distribution deal.
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So moms and dads who don't want to vaccinate their kids found sympathetic doctors willing to sign off on dubious medical exemptions.
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But, first, approval was needed from the European Central Bank, which had to sign off on any ELA request greater than €23bn.
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French President Emmanuel Macron had warned last week that he would not sign off on the deal if Brazil leaves the Paris accord.
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And while the FCC is technically reviewing arguments for and against the idea, it seems certain to officially sign off on it soon.
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In order to qualify, Lakewood officials need to sign off on the U-Visa, but so far they have not, the report said.
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Kostadin Kostadinov, a lawmaker from the governing Social Democrats, said Thursday that Ivanov has no option but to sign off on the agreement.
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On education, Little has said he supports increasing teacher pay and won&apost sign off on tax cuts if they threaten education spending.
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They often need to sign off on cancellations anyway, she said, and may have more leeway to be lenient on terms and fees.
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Cronauer developed his sign-off on the island of Crete where he instead yelled, "Good morning, Iraklion," according to the New York Times.
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We had eight months to prepare before filming began, but we really had a hard time getting him to sign off on stuff.
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EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT RATIFICATION - Unscheduled The European Parliament must also sign off on any agreement reached between May and the other 27 EU leaders.
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Bean-counting lawmakers may not sign off on the billions of dollars Mr Trump would need for a wall along the Mexican border.
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The administration had conceded there may be an alternative way of providing birth control coverage without requiring employers to sign off on it.
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However, Congress is unlikely to sign off on a deal only with Mexico, increasing the likelihood that no agreement will happen by Monday.
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EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT RATIFICATION - Unscheduled The European Parliament must also sign off on any agreement reached between May and the other 313 EU leaders.
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Bsirske's comments are the most vocal yet from a member of the board that would eventually have to sign off on any merger.
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EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT RATIFICATION - Unscheduled The European Parliament must also sign off on any agreement reached between May and the other 27 EU leaders.
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" Asked whether she ever worried if Trump would sign off on the compromise, Pelosi told CNN: "I didn't have any anxiety about that.
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I think it's easy to say, 'Yes, wouldn't that be nice,' it's quite another to say, 'Yes, I'll sign off on that decision.
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Under current labor law, employees do not have the right to affirmatively sign off on their dues money sent to liberal advocacy groups.
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His comments were echoed by Guy Verhofstadt, the Brexit pointman of the European Parliament, which must also sign off on the Brexit deal.
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The political limbo in Italy is also a problem since a strong government in Rome is needed to sign off on any deal.
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Though it is expected to sign off on the project soon, financial analysts stressed last week that EDF can't afford to build it.
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AUSTRALIA-CHINA TENSIONS Although Australia's intelligence agencies are unwavering in their advice, Turnbull has yet to formally sign off on the Huawei ban.
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You want to sit in a theater, and you want to sign off on it emotionally, and be taken away in the movie.
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Critics argued that the policy was too restrictive and delayed operations by requiring too many agencies to sign off on any potential efforts.
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This leads them to "least common denominator" conclusions, by which we mean relatively weak or anodyne claims that everyone can sign off on.
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The Federal Communications Commission and the Department of Justice will need to sign off on the deal in order for it to advance.
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The companies in a large sense police themselves, critics say, hiring outside auditors to sign off on their privacy practices for the agency.
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This doesn't mean handing over the keys to all the data to all the staff — the CIO would never sign off on that!
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She had to sign off on a helicopter transfer for Mariee and her breathing equipment — there wasn't room for Yazmin in the helicopter.
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Britain had displayed a positive attitude towards these negotiations, he added, although the two countries had yet to sign off on any agreement.
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China says it must sign off on the reincarnation of the Dalai Lama, who fled into exile in 1959 after a failed uprising.
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An administration official confirmed that the White House did not sign off on Mr. Coats's comments but denied anything unusual about the process.
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And it is, in the parlance of Criterion, "director approved" — Mr. Romero, who died in July 2017, did sign off on this version.
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Still, Mr. Johnson's proposal faces long odds because the governor and the State Legislature would have to sign off on the new structure.
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" • It's far from certain the Brazilian government would sign off on a deal given that Embraer is "a crown-jewel of Brazilian industry.
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The regulatory policy of allowing manufacturers to essentially sign off on the safety of their own products has drawn criticism in the past.
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It's not at all clear, though, that Congress — which must sign off on any trade deal before it takes effect — would accept that.
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The central bank designs and runs the programs, but Treasury consults on the broad-brush outline and must sign off on any plan.
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Congress would have to sign off on such a move, however, necessitating a bipartisan budget deal if Trump wants to protect defense spending.
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Democrats acknowledge they haven't seen the amendment, which is part of why they wouldn't sign off on putting the legislation on Thursday's agenda.
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The country's economic council has approved the agreement, and the president is expected to sign off on the plan to carry it out.
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According to docs, Annette and John already have a property settlement agreement, and she just wants the judge to sign off on it.
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Congress still needs to approve the budget and the Department of Energy will have to sign off on the design and construction timeline.
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Participants must also get copies of the contracts before arriving, and sign off on their names or personal information being used, Enright ruled.
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The paper said Cuomo will wait until Monday to sign off on it, the day he gives his state-of-the-state address.
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Boeing was forced to walk back its forecast that government officials would sign off on the jetliners by the end of the year.
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If the panel votes to make it public, it will likely undergo vetting and Trump will have to sign off on its release.
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"It's a big deal," Bharara said, and therefore would have required substantial evidence to get a U.S. attorney to sign off on it.
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The contract comes as Saudi Arabia pushes the Trump administration to sign off on having U.S. companies build nuclear reactors in the country.
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In order for the spending to be slashed, Congress would need to sign off on the request, which poses a challenge for Trump.
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Comcast predicted U.S. regulators would sign off on its newly announced $3.8 billion acquisition of DreamWorks Animation by the end of the year.
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In Microsoft Teams, for example, a person will be able to ask someone to sign off on a document without leaving the app.
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EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT RATIFICATION - Unscheduled The European Parliament must also sign off on any agreement reached between May and the other 313 EU leaders.
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He could refuse to sign off on certain new investigative moves (like a subpoena of the president) or further expansion of the probe.
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It is also promising to use humans to sign off on all videos in its "Google Preferred" program that caters to large advertisers.
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Members do not select the artists, do not sign off on the artistic concepts and have no role in judging the competition, Clay said.
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The Compliance Officers sign off on the privacy program, to be sure, but they have few specific goals, like prevent this or ensure that.
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Leet said the Metro Council was informed of the rising cost in the middle of the process and didn't sign off on the expenditure.
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In fact, it only took a half hour one afternoon, according to the Journal, for hospital administrators to sign off on Dr. Wu's plans.
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Immediately after persuading the governor to sign off on a grant of executive power, Chuck stages a coup right out of the Roman Empire.
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But for most the illustrious trophy would be, as most trophies often are, simply the perfect way to sign off on a stellar campaign.
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And President Donald Trump has said he will refuse to sign off on the House package because it does not include border wall funding.
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It mostly traverses privately owned land, but the government must sign off on permission to drill under Lake Oahe, which dams the Missouri river.
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But in order for refugees to be admitted in the new fiscal year, President Donald Trump has to sign off on the refugee ceiling.
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EU leaders had pencilled in a summit for November to sign off on a deal with London as long as there was decisive progress.
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He had pleaded with his parents and recruited his four older brothers to persuade them to sign off on his going on active duty.
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Comey and other top Justice Department officials would have to sign off on the application, which government officials say involves a rigorous review process.
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President Milos Zeman, an opponent of Sobotka, must sign off on the cabinet change and could delay or refuse to appoint Sobotka's proposed replacement.
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" The chief's changes: "Kelly routes all calls to and from President Trump through the White House switchboard, where he can sign off on them.
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But one Senate Democratic aide expressed concern that the Trump administration would have to sign off on declassifying the findings of the Intelligence panel.
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Though both methods have passed environmental assessment, Moehring told me it's up to senior management officials to sign off on which route to take.
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If you don't have any health conditions or anatomical issues, you don't even need a doctor to sign off on the procedure, she says.
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It also gives users some security: Trump or no, a judge has to sign off on probable cause before the warrant can be issued.
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The full cabinet began meeting at around 1900 GMT to sign off on the government's economic and financial targets for the next three years.
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"There's really nothing that I'm involved in and have to sign off on that is more difficult than the decision on layoffs," said Bettinger.
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The U.S. and China were initially expected to sign off on "phase one" of a trade agreement during a summit in Chile this weekend.
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It's unclear, however, if Google Health could monetize this type of feature through advertising, and whether the search team would sign off on that.
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In order for the spending to be slashed, Congress would need to sign off on the request, which could be a challenge for Trump.
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The FCA requires the Justice Department to sign off on all FCA dismissals and settlements, even in cases in which DOJ has not intervened.
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The Canadian federal government must sign off on its environmental impact first, and environmental groups in Minnesota and elsewhere have challenged it in court.
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The IMF was involved in talks on the memorandum, but did not sign off on it and is not formally part of the bailout.
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Trump is trying to convince Congress to sign off on a revised trade agreement with Mexico and Canada that his administration negotiated last year.
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Kalani Miller, Slater's girlfriend, popped in and out, stealing a bite, getting his sign-off on a horticultural decision about their place in Hawaii.
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But Mr. Foye agreed to sign off on the report, Mr. Wildstein said in court on Tuesday, as long as New Jersey took responsibility.
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In August, the Senate approved the right to try bill Johnson championed by unanimous consent, which requires every senator to sign off on it.
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Ginobili doesn't just sign off on her man logging more game-time -- she's what's kept him sharp through his 16 YEARS on the Spurs.
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One reason for his early retirement, he later testified, was the stress over having to sign off on lab reports generated by the software.
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The White House Office of Management and Budget still must sign off on some aspects of the FCC reversal before it takes legal effect.
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A report out of China says the country's Vice Premiere could be in Washington as early as this week to sign off on it.
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Since Congress has to sign off on government spending, the full request is likely dead on arrival due to Democrats' control of the House.
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The head of VEB is appointed by presidential decree, meaning Vladimir Putin will have to sign off on any new appointment to the role.
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Walden said he had doubts about whether President Obama would sign off on any compromise legislation regarding the rules, especially given the court's decision.
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Boeing's shares fell sharply on Tuesday when it said it expected regulators to sign off on the planes in the middle of the year.
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Italian Economy Minister Roberto Gualtieri said last week euro zone countries would probably sign off on a reform of the ESM only in February.
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The big question remains whether Democrats will sign off on something without a resolution to DACA, which clearly isn't coming in the near term.
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Parliament's upper house must sign off on the legislation but the lower house vote showed there was enough support to override any potential veto.
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The market has been supported by hopes that the United States and China will sign off on a tentative trade deal early next year.
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The plan would be filed with the high school principal and the student's parents and guidance counselor would have to sign off on it.
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The officials said that the new Homeland Security secretary, Kirstjen Nielsen, who has final approval power, has yet to sign off on the proposal.
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" He continued, "I cannot sign off on executing hundreds and hundreds of human beings, knowing — knowing — that among them will be innocent human beings.
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Plans for the Yemen operation began during the Obama administration, but the 44th president ultimately declined to sign off on it during his term.
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He was also criticized for the substantial pay raises two of his closest aides received, despite the White House refusing to sign off on it.
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Granted, having someone like Perez sign off on your movie gets you something called "errors and omissions" insurance, which protects the studio if someone sues.
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Lawmakers are scrutinizing the Federal Aviation Administration for allowing Boeing to sign off on large parts of the aircraft's safety, which is a legal practice.
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Details: Leon last week suggested that the government was treating him as a "rubber stamp," and yesterday again refused to sign off on the deal.
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Such shareholder votes are common at German companies, but it is far from certain that shareholders will be persuaded to sign off on Stadler's decisions.
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Johnson still needs EU leaders to sign off on the deal on Thursday, and an extraordinary session of the UK Parliament is scheduled for Saturday.
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He said its local representatives would not sign off on concessions that hurt local communities and would solve land disputes - major issues in rural Cambodia.
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He called it "fiscally irresponsible" and says he will not sign off on expansion until the state legislature figures out how to pay for it.
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It has been so long since its officials have had to sign off on a new plane design that they seem to have forgotten how.
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Apple will now have to ask the Commission to approve the deal, which the EU regulator could sign off on with or without extra conditions.
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The OCC shares responsibility for enforcing CRA rules with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve, which did not sign off on Tuesday's consultation.
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We're told Berry's personal doctor will sign off on the death certificate that the cause of death was natural, and there will be no autopsy.
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But regulators around the world would have to sign off on the safety of the 737 Max before it is allowed to carry passengers again.
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EU leaders had previously pencilled in a summit for November to sign off on a deal with London as long as there was decisive progress.
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His quick return to the peak of the game was breathtaking, and underscored the Malaysian's resilience and determination to sign off on his own terms.
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Trump has not yet said whether he would sign off on the deal but seemed to be moving in that direction as of Tuesday night.
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A senior administration official said the president supports making the memo public and is expected to sign off on its release as soon as Friday.
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But Pritzker says he wants to sign off on the legislation before proposing a state budget, which he has promised to unveil later this month.
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"We will not sign off on any agreement that represents a certain extinction of our people," a delegate to the talks from Barbados told Politico.
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The current process requires Congress to sign off on each transfer -- "a time consuming and costly process," the Bureau of Reclamation told Congress last year.
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Those resolutions were approved by both the House and Senate in the last Congress, but then-President Obama did not sign off on the measure.
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Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak, who is also finance minister, was authorized to sign off on the fund's major transactions, according to the parliamentary report.
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In American sports, the person responsible for hiring the team's coach does not generally also sign off on, say, the team's marketing and sponsorship agreements.
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O'Brien writes that Weisselberg is "deeply familiar" with Trump's business and was relied on by Trump to sign off on the company's most important deals.
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Pharrell's wife wants the court to sign off on a name change to take a silent H from her maiden name and 86 it ... permanently!
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EU leaders must still sign off on the plan in December, while divisive aspects over money were left for officials to work out next year.
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He didn't even get to the job site, so his supervisor couldn't sign off on his slip confirming he'd already worked several days that week.
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The documents show how Ian Cameron employed dozens of people in the Bahamas to sign off on matters relating to his company Blairmore Holdings Inc.
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Cuomo said at a January 7 event that he would not sign off on the state's budget unless both the RHA and CCCA had passed.
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"The president didn't sign off on anything… The president wasn't involved in that," Trump's lawyer, Jay Sekulow, said on "Good Morning America" on July 12.
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Gomez-Rejon's agents then discovered there was a clause in his contract that his mentor, Martin Scorsese, had to sign off on the final cut.
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Contacted by Reuters, the chairwoman of the committee of lawmakers did not immediately comment on her reasons for refusing to sign-off on the report.
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Agence-France Presse reported that the official who was supposed to be on duty to sign off on that procedure had been absent that day.
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Meanwhile, Le Maire said he would not sign off on any state guarantee for a loan to a company that did not scrap its dividend.
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N.C.A.A. members probably will not sign off on any changes until January 2021, and even those would probably not apply until later in the year.
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They are enraged that the United States has effectively paralyzed the W.T.O. by refusing to sign off on new appointees to a crucial appeals panel.
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Sullivan didn't sign off on those requests, and he denied their separate request to hold prosecutors in contempt for the way they handled Flynn's case.
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But that has left him with a band of squabbling and unfireable advisers, with confusing roles and an inability to sign off on basic tasks.
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Tuesday's announcement comes as investors have long been waiting for Widodo to sign off on the changes in the negative investment list, known as DNI.
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A senior administration official has told The Hill that Trump has read the memo and could sign off on its publication as early as Friday.
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No wonder that Ms. Wurtzel, at her depths, got to the point where she could not even sign off on the basic tenets of reality.
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Cory Booker of New Jersey and would require a federal judge to first sign off on any action to discipline or fire a special counsel.
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Clinton was one of nine government agencies that had to sign off on Russia's purchase of a company with uranium assets in the United States.
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Boeing doesn&apost expect regulators to sign off on its fixed 737 Max until at least June or July, according to a report by CNBC.
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Gonzales knew that the two had sexual intercourse, and had his supervisors sign off on a request for a graphics editor to create the picture.
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In recent weeks, the administration has also been tasked with taking those revisions to Canada and Mexico, who must sign off on the final deal.
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Days earlier, Democrats who helped shape the bipartisan opioid bill had refused to sign off on the final report because it didn't include new funding.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said at a news briefing Wednesday that she expects Trump to sign off on the measures this week.
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But the same tactic failed miserably in 2019, when Trump refused to sign off on a spending deal that short-changed his border wall request.
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Across the border in Macedonia, Mr. Zaev has also met with opposition, with President Gjorge Ivanov saying he will not sign off on the agreement.
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In a speech Wednesday at George Washington University, he said he's trying to reduce the number of people who have to sign off on plans.
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They allege that the administration needs the Defense Department to sign off on the decision, and that Congress needed to be notified 30 days in advance.
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According to Murphy, Smith had allegedly become weary of his partner and refused to sign off on any settlement amount unless he was protected against embezzlement.
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If the company can convince the federal government to sign off on the project, it will move 240,2200 barrels — more than the controversial Keystone XL proposal.
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If the company can convince the federal government to sign off on the project, it will move 2000,2150 barrels — more than the controversial Keystone XL proposal.
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Trump, who seemed uninterested in policy, seemed like someone who would be willing to sign off on whatever policy agenda a Republican-controlled Congress put forth.
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In an interview with broadcaster Kanal24, Bozdag also said that the United States had pressured the trader, Reza Zarrab, to sign off on accusations against Turkey.
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Putin's difficulty however has been persuading Erdogan to sign off on what would be a Russian-backed Syrian government offensive in a region that borders Turkey.
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In season 2, we see the walls close in even further: June's husband Luke (O-T Fagbenle) has to sign off on her birth control prescription.
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Congress has for several years required that the defense secretary personally sign off on every release and assert that the risk of recidivism has been mitigated.
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As a result, the bank is not allowed to establish international bank entities or acquire non-bank subsidiaries until regulators sign off on an amended plan.
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Berry's program requires a doctor to set safety parameters for each child and to sign off on the amount of weight loss that can be tolerated.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso said on Wednesday that a lack of clarity on why auditors did not sign off on Toshiba Corp's (6502.
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They typically place constraints on the length and scope of extraconstitutional behavior, and they name the constitutional actors who must sign off on the emergency measures.
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If Edwards — who ran as an anti-abortion rights candidate — signs the bill, Louisiana will be the 5th state to sign off on fetal heartbeat legislation.
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It has been reported that Renault first wants to sign off on a full merger with Nissan before then carrying out another merger, potentially with FCA.
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Ulyukayev had been reluctant to sign off on state-controlled Rosneft's purchase of smaller oil company Bashneft – the transaction for which he is now being accused.
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The report is currently waiting on a review from the heads of 13 federal agencies, who will have to sign off on it by August 18.
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McMaster met with Trump in the Oval Office on Thursday as the NSC looks to finalize an Afghanistan strategy that the President will sign off on.
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He has said he would remain head of the dioceses in title and would continue to sign off on documents until the appeal process is over.
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The two are likely to sign off on the Technology Safeguards Agreement, which would allow U.S. companies to launch rockets from Brazil, according to the official.
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After the Supreme Court agreed to hear the case, the county council agreed to a settlement but the county's mayor refused to sign off on it.
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All 27 remaining European Union leaders approved Britain's Brexit agreement on Sunday but May is yet to convince UK Parliament to sign off on the deal.
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The problem with that is that Congress also needs to sign off on reprogramming funding for a purpose other than what it was originally approved for.
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Ms. Haslett-Rudiano's Democratic counterpart, Betty Ann Canizio, who would, by the rules, be required to sign off on any voter removals, remained in her post.
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Democrats balked over the legislation, noting they did not sign off on the proposal from Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Alunorte's return is itself dependent on a court sign-off on an environmental dispute, something which seemed a foregone conclusion until the Brumadinho tailings dam disaster.
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Mueller is still employed at the Justice Department, meaning Barr would need to sign off on his testimony and could in theory block him from appearing.
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Though Virginia already permits third-trimester abortions, Tran's proposal would reduce the number of doctors required to sign off on later abortions from three to one.
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Trump said the administration was readying a ban on flavored e-cigarettes in September, though he reportedly refused to sign off on the plan amid backlash.
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The State Department was one of nine agencies — as well as federal nuclear regulator and a state regulator — that had to sign off on the sale.
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But both Republicans and Democrats had said they would not sign off on that deal until the White House removed metal tariffs on Canada and Mexico.
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But Chinese regulators still need to sign off on the move, and the sudden reigniting of the trade war could complicate the US banking giant's plans.
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So the question hovering in the back of all these lawmaker's minds is: What can we possibly produce that Trump or Pelosi will sign off on?
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The unionists were upset by Boris Johnson's decision to sign off on a deal with the European Union without support from the lawmakers who represent them.
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The popularity of Medicaid raises the question of why Mr. Trump would sign off on a contentious block grant program heading into his re-election campaign.
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Shares of the airplane manufacturer dropped 3.33% after CNBC reported the company doesn't expect regulators to sign off on the beleaguered 737 Max until mid-2020.
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Trump's allies have signaled they expect him to sign off on it and seek money for the wall through other means, namely by taking executive action.
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Ministers will meet on Tuesday to sign off on the formal trade mandate document which will frame Britain's negotiating aims, before it is published on Thursday.
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The source of the tension now is the FBI's refusal to sign off on a full security clearance for Kushner, who's been working with interim credentials.
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Officials at the meeting are expected to sign off on the release of around €7 billion that Greece needs to meet debt obligations due in July.
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German payments company Wirecard dropped 5.1% after news that auditor EY refused to sign off on the Singapore audit of the company for 2017, citing irregularities.
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Reports have said the EIB could sign off on a loan of 1.5 billion euros for TAP developers at its board's meeting in February next year.
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Before the rollback is officially in place, the White House Office of Management and Budget must sign off on it, which it is expected to do.
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Trump is expected to formally sign off on the tariffs Thursday or Friday, although some reports said the announcement could have been delayed until next week.
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The FSOC's bylaws and charter could, for example, require a subcommittee of the FSOC headed by the SEC to sign off on designation of asset managers.
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That discrepancy between revenue and spending can be chocked up, in part, to the GOP's embrace of tax cuts and bipartisan sign-off on funding increases.
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Iberia added that it had sent a copy of the agreement to the European Commission, which has to sign off on Volotea's suitability as a candidate.
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Last summer, Cfius refused to sign off on a proposed $2.3 billion purchase of Aleris by a company controlled by the Chinese metals magnate Liu Zhongtian.
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He also felt that the report was misleading, and he couldn't bring himself to sign off on it, but "that didn't matter to them," he said.
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The fact that Trump would entrust his health to a doctor who would sign off on a note like this should terrify his family and friends.
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Time and time again, both parties tend to sign off on massive mergers, often applying only meaningless conditions that companies tend to ignore with limited repercussions.
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" Perry knows Lawler will get to sign off on his opponent -- and says, "I wouldn't blame him for not accepting because I'm gonna whoop everybody's ass!
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Although the former vice president is going to introduce and sign off on each article, a network of voice actors are going to read the articles themselves.
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Brewer has said he has been unfairly vilified and has denied that he refused to sign off on hiring Bonadona because of the man&aposs Jewish heritage.
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Plans for the raid were begun during the Obama administration, but Obama officials declined to sign off on what officials described as a significant escalation in Yemen.
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"Netanyahu sold his soul to the devil in a document that the greatest anti-Semites and Holocaust deniers in Europe would gladly sign off on," she said.
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Auditors are yet sign off on the change but sections of the PIK's offering memorandum already include the expected impact of the change, flattering its leverage metrics.
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Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said last week he would never sign off on talks with Trump, and there is no reason to doubt his word.
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But it won't matter much; Congress has to sign off on this proposal, and over the past decade it has shown absolutely no interest in moving forward.
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The Third Generation Partnership Project (3GPP), an industry group for mobile phones, has still to sign off on a 5G reference design that satisfies all its members.
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Lawmakers have criticized the Federal Aviation Administration for allowing Boeing to sign off on large parts of the aircraft's safety, a legal but now more scrutinized practice.
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It is now up to Mr Walker to sign off on the legislation as one of his final acts as governor, weakening the position of his successor.
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The same goes once you find a freelancer and are ready to hire — setting a specific job description that both parties sign off on together is vital.
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Thyssenkrupp's supervisory board is due to sign off on the plans at an extraordinary meeting on Sunday, which also marks the end of the company's financial year.
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The European Parliament, which must sign off on the Brexit deal, is dismayed that EU citizens may now have to pay to confirm their residence in Britain.
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Germany hopes to have G20 members sign off on the document in Baden-Baden, though some government officials concede not all countries would back it this week.
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Lenders, who are extending a credit line of 86 billion euros to Athens, need to sign off on a review of bailout progress before releasing new funds.
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The agency was then headed by Scott Lloyd, a longtime anti-abortion advocate, who said he had to personally sign off on any request for an abortion.
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Others who have studied the fledgling industry believe it may take much longer for the Federal Aviation Administration to sign off on air taxis flying around cities.
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Why it matters: Trump will likely need to sign off on a bipartisan DACA deal to avoid a government shutdown (unless it's removed from the spending bill).
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Asiana Airlines revised its 2018 accounts and disclosed a steeper annual loss to win approval from an auditor which had previously declined to sign off on them.
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We spoke with Conor's bondsman, Ira Judelson, who tell us he did in fact sign off on McGregor to travel -- but wouldn't confirm the destination to TMZ.
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French President Emmanuel Macron had also said his country will not sign off on a G20 communique that does not mention the Paris agreement on climate change.
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Despite this latest step towards convincing the government to sign off on debt-income limits, there was uncertainty over if, when and how DTIs would be implemented.
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Since Laurie is only 16 ... producers had to get a judge to sign off on the terms of her contract in order for it to be enforceable.
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Conn pleaded guilty to pilfering from the Social Security Administration and paying bribes to a judge to sign off on disability claims for thousands of his clients.
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Most of her counterparts around the country—and the Obama administration—wanted her to sign off on a deal that would have brought $4 billion to California.
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Did co-creators Matt Groening and James L. Brooks sign off on such a ridiculous character back when the show was created in 1989, despite their reservations?
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The 'Real Housewives' star hit up the Italian Consulate in NYC Tuesday to sign off on some paperwork that would allow Joe to get an Italian passport.
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Hupp and Greenwalt were the two aides who were set to receive Pruitt-approved pay raises despite the White House's refusal to sign off on the raises.
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Most of her counterparts around the country — and the Obama administration — wanted her to sign off on a deal that would have brought $4 billion to California.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.), opposes the rule, and he has previously sponsored legislation that would require Congress to sign off on any such rulemaking.
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The Times reported that Rosenstein was not necessarily required to sign off on searches carried out by law enforcement offices that are separate from the special counsel.
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Whitaker's critics fear he will refuse to sign off on subpoenas Mueller might request, narrow the mandate of his investigation or suppress the special counsel's final report.
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The committee's Democrats face a dilemma: They still need Nunes to sign off on subpoenas that Conaway and Schiff are seeking directly tied to the Russia investigation.
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Grassley aides noted earlier Wednesday that the GOP senator needed Feinstein to sign off on changing Thursday's agenda because it was within 72 hours of the meeting.
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A final decision likely won't be made until at least Wednesday, the sources said, and President Donald Trump still needs to sign off on any path forward.
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Democrats vowed late last month that they would not sign off on including them after similar packages in 2018 earned harsh blowback from the party's progressive base.
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But given every opportunity to sign off on tax avoidance, 80 percent of Americans still said no, it was not O.K. to hold back on your taxes.
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Lenders, who are extending a credit line of 86 billion euros to Athens, need to sign off on a review of bailout progress before releasing fresh funds.
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There's going to be a big challenge for Enflux: the tech is about a year out from shipping, including getting the full sign-off on its patents.
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The White House is signaling it needs a "large down payment" on the border wall for Trump to sign off on a deal to reopen the government.
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I'm not so strong that I don't use it, but I obviously think it's something really odd, like why would someone sign off on reading your mail?
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Players had to get a diagnosis from a doctor chosen by the league and players' union, and the league and union had to sign off on everything.
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Trump, of course, has to sign off on all this saber-rattling, and he does, because he loves to wield weapons and fancy himself a tough leader.
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President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans have alleged that Rosatom donated to the Clinton Foundation in an effort to sway Clinton to sign off on the deal.
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"They could do this tomorrow," Judge Engelhardt said, leading Mr. Letter to dryly point out that Mr. Trump would need to sign off on new laws, too.
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The United States has been blessed with a system of checks and balances that require the House, Senate, and Executive Branch to sign off on new laws.
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Before the confirmations, only two members were on the board, which was short of the quorum needed to sign off on deals of more than $10 million.
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If you are able to build products and seeds of information that editors can use and sign off on, then you can quickly expand into other industries.
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For instance, Congress could enact the REINS Act, which would require both houses of Congress to sign off on especially costly regulations before they can take effect.
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Qassem Soleimani that justified the need to kill him, and they called for Congress to seize back its constitutional authority to sign off on new military escalations.
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Whether the president is eventually willing to pull the trigger — and whether lawyers sign off on the decision, or whether Trump listens to lawyers — remains unclear. Sen.
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Taylor's decision to sign off on the Klaxon trade reveals some very human character flaws, a willingness to suppress higher values in pursuit of a comfier life.
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Ted Cruz, faced down the White House with an ultimatum: Sign off on legislation that delays or defunds the Affordable Care Act or risk a government shutdown.
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Japan's transport ministry requires certified inspectors to sign off on vehicle checks for cars sold in Japan, a step that is not required for vehicles exported overseas.
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The military had considered carrying out the raid for months, but Obama administration officials did not sign off on it before the end of Mr. Obama's term.
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Senators from the home state of a nominee — in Berman's case New York — are required to sign off on blue slips for a nominee to be considered.
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The inspector general said changes are coming this summer to a program that allows aircraft manufacturers to sign off on their own work in the FAA's name.
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He says he was forced out of his position a month earlier when he refused to sign off on first-class flights for one of Pruitt's aides.
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However, as of Sunday morning, the edit has been removed and the page was locked for "extended confirmed protection," which requires editors to sign off on changes.
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He said Atilla did not understand at the time that no actual food would be sent to Iran, and was reluctant to sign off on the plan.
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" After this story published, Block denied that there is a second FOIA process and said, "There is no requirement for certain political appointees to sign off on documents.
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If social media firms are the gatekeepers of 21st century content, then boardrooms who sign off on the digital marketing budget must be ready to ask harder questions.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's cabinet is expected to sign off on the plan as early as this month, three senior government officials involved in the talks told Reuters.
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In some cases, the suspects said they had provided nothing more than their thumbprints to sign off on confessions which they claimed had been written by their torturers.
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U.S. District Judge Alison Nathan said the court needs to make a "minimal determination of whether the agreement is appropriate" before she would sign off on the deal.
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Activision's Ezzard feels it's just the right thing to do, which is why it didn't take much to get his boss to sign off on the new program.
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Pressed repeatedly on Monday about whether Trump would sign off on a budget that leaves out funding for the border wall, White House press secretary Sean Spicer demurred.
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Such shareholder votes are common at German companies, but in the wake of the emissions scandal the recommendation to sign off on Stadler's decisions was far from certain.
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Mel B and Stephen Belafonte have struck a deal in their bitter divorce war ... but a judge still has to sign off on it to make it official.
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It is still unclear if enough progress has been made in time to hold an emergency summit of EU leaders in November to sign off on a deal.
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Mexico and Canada are likely to sign off on proposed labor and environmental standards because they already have in the past — under negotiations for the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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He famously refused to sign off on a National Security Agency surveillance program as acting attorney general in 2004 while John Ashcroft was undergoing hospital treatment for pancreatitis.
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The House and Senate need to pass budgets — and sign off on a single product in conference — in order to get a bill ready to pass tax reform.
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In their view, it seems, a team of tough negotiators, in the mold of Trump, could devise a good trade deal that the president could sign off on.
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You should always be the last one to sign off on important calls, but rely on your team and their experience to make the most informed decision possible.
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BPAS is calling for the government to scrap the current 24-week time limit on abortion and the requirement for two doctors to sign off on a termination.
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Last year the president fired his respected finance minister, apparently because he had refused to sign off on a nuclear-power deal with Russia that Mr Zuma favoured.
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Sullivan asked whether the Democrats should have Congress officially sign off on the lawsuit for a stronger case -- rather than leaving it up to individual members to sue.
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He said Thursday that Trump needs to contact Republican lawmakers directly to tell them he will sign off on specific reforms if they make it to his desk.
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The state Legislative Analyst's Office said the legislature might still have to sign off on the plan before it goes to Congress, even if voters approve the initiative.
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The outcome signaled that Kennedy wasn't yet ready to sign off on a legal standard that would tell the lower courts when a state legislature went too far.
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Witness immunity Special counsel Robert Mueller asked the judge on Tuesday to sign off on immunity for five unidentified witnesses slated to testify against Manafort beginning next week.
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The Senate Intelligence Committee, which also has jurisdiction over the NSA, will also need to sign off on his nomination before he is considered by the full Senate.
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But he did not offer any new method of getting Democrats to sign off on funding, beyond saying he was always willing to meet with Democratic leaders Sen.
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"You're a director of the Trump Foundation charity, did you sign off on charity money for a portrait?" a WTAE local news reporter asked, according to Buzzfeed News.
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Rosen later asked Jill Martin, a Trump Organization lawyer, to sign off on arbitration documents — a request that Rosen said came from Eric Trump, according to the Journal.
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The opposition-controlled Congress passed legislation last year to expand the law to include Odebrecht's partners, but the prime minister signaled Kuczynski would not sign off on it.
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Last month, however, the DOB announced it is hiring 22 inspectors that will have to sign off on all gas plumbing jobs before gas can be turned on.
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Sources close to Daren Metropoulos -- the Pabst heir who bought the mansion last year -- tell us he's going to sign off on a party for Hef sometime soon.
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It's thought that Son has ultimate sign-off on big deals, but the Vision Fund is run by a number of venture investors and former Deutsche Bank executives
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Two days later, The New York Times reported that several EPA officials had been reassigned or demoted after questioning Pruitt or refusing to sign off on pricey expenses.
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An FCC spokeswoman declined to comment in an email to The Hill, noting the agency can't comment on enforcement items until the commissioners officially sign off on them.
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Weinstein's insurer, Chubb Indemnity Insurance Co., ran to court shortly after the movie mogul's world started collapsing ... asking a judge to sign off on its denial of coverage.
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So because of that, we take sanctions responsibility very seriously — as a matter of fact, I personally sign off on every single piece of sanction that we do.
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It is not clear exactly when the 737 Max will fly again, but Boeing in January said it expects regulators to sign off on the planes around midyear.
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European officials have also been angry that the United States has effectively paralyzed the W.T.O. by refusing to sign off on new appointees to a crucial appeals panel.
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Meanwhile, Asian markets had a mixed reaction to news that China and the U.S. announced they were finally set to sign off on a phase one trade agreement.
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"Pentagon leadership and legal, combined with the task force down at Gitmo, were not prepared to sign off on the recidivism risk," the former White House official said.
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If shareholders approve the deal, it will bring CVS and Aetna closer to finalizing the transaction, though the Justice Department will still need to sign off on it.
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China announced its intention to formally sign-off on ride-hailing services like Uber on Thursday, potentially fueling the battle between the American giant and a Chinese rival.
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Mr. Stueve also said Mr. Boente told the White House he was willing to do something that Ms. Yates would not: sign off on Mr. Trump's executive order.
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And there appears to be no shortage of quack-ish health professionals who will sign off on questionable medical exemptions for people who don't have legitimate health concerns.
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In a tweet on Thursday Museveni, who has been in power since 1986, said he had been reluctant to sign off on death sentences because of his "Christian background".
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So, even if you got both Sony and Microsoft to sign off on the idea, implementing it would mean an imperfect compromise that game developers don't want to allow.
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Congress has yet to sign off on the plan, and the new tariffs could have made it a tough sell in Mexico for Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador.
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In earnings estimates (auditors are refusing to sign off on its results), it warned of a loss close to ¥1trn ($9bn) for the financial year that ended in March.
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Sean Barrett, an independent member of Parliament who did sign off on the report, was also critical of the process, and gloomy about a possible recurrence of financial crises.
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Their probe includes looking for ways to change the delegation program that gave Boeing employees, rather than FAA employees, the authority to sign off on aspects of the jet.
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The White House Office of Management and Budget still must sign off on some aspects of the FCC reversal before it takes legal effect and that could take months.
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The other way to raise funds is through higher rates on the utility's customers, but the Puerto Rico Energy Commission, which oversees PREPA, might not sign off on them.
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Giving Grey Worm a night of bliss with the love of his life is almost certainly a joint sign-off on his death from David Benioff and D.B. Weiss.
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The game already allows PC players to face off against PlayStation and Xbox players, but Sony has yet to sign off on letting Psyonix bridge to two console communities.
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Remember, he was one of the officials to sign off on the Pfizer warrant against the Trump campaign associate, despite admitting the dossier he said was salacious and unverified.
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Trump can correctly say that he needs to shore up the security of NATO&aposs East European allies because of the German government&aposs sign-off on the pipeline.
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Pakistani officials had set mid-January as the target date for the IMF to sign off on the country's second bailout since 2013, when Islamabad was loaned $6.7 billion.
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Freddie told us he's personally spoken to Bob Arum (Manny's promoter) -- who'd have to sign off on the match along with Dana White -- and Bob shot down the rumors.
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Officials from the United States and China are still discussing when the leaders of the two countries could sit down to sign off on their trade deal, Bloomberg said.
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Jet had this month deferred its first-quarter financial results by a few weeks after its audit committee declined to sign off on them, "pending closure of certain matters".
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The Federal Aviation Administration is expected to sign off on Boeing's planned changes to its anti-stall software on March 25, a person familiar with the matter told CNBC.
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Court records later revealed that Lloyd, who has spent much of his career advocating against abortion, required that he personally sign off on any teenager's request for an abortion.
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In a now-famous scene, Comey raced to the bedside of an infirm Ashcroft to prevent White House officials from getting him to sign off on reauthorizing the program.
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Prince's estate says it's won a legal battle with the producer who's fighting to put out unreleased music ... and they're asking the court to sign off on the victory.
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The measure would allow the Pentagon to sign off on unapproved medical devices and drugs to be used on military personnel for emergency use, which Politico first reported Monday.
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Congress said they would need to sign off on more federal money for those states and US territories still reeling from the powerful wind and record high flood levels.
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At issue is a provision in the Senate's National Defense Authorization Act that would let the Pentagon sign off on unapproved medical products for emergency use on the battlefield.
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Boeing needs to conduct a certification flight with officials and regulators also still have to sign off on new pilot training, which the company expects to have in January.
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SAO PAULO, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Brazil President Jair Bolsonaro will on Tuesday sign off on a plan to privatize state-controlled Brazilian power company Eletrobras SA, the company said.
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Nonetheless, the Justice Department, representing the Trump Administration, had asked the Supreme Court to overturn a lower court's ruling and sign off on the constitutionality of the new question.
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The measure would allow the Pentagon to sign off on unapproved medical devices and drugs to be used on military personnel for emergency use, which Politico first reported Monday.
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Democrats immediately complained that the bill contains only $84 million over five years to expand treatment, threatening not to sign off on the final version without "significant" funding levels.
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In 2013 the commission toughened legislation for banks that sponsor I.P.O.s, introducing the threat of criminal liability for banks and bankers who sign off on purposely misleading listing documents.
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VICE: James Comey famously testified before Congress in 2007 about the George W. Bush administration trying to get a bedridden Attorney General John Ashcroft to sign off on surveillance.
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Under Romanian law, the president must sign off on petitions to dismiss chief prosecutors, which are requested by the justice minister and also need approval from a judicial watchdog.
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Margarita said that, fortunately, the Travis County Sheriff's Department did sign off on her U visa application, which USCIS approved, but she is still waiting for the actual document.
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More than 100 lawmakers on Capitol Hill — again, many who had taken contributions from AT&T — also signed letters urging the Justice Department to sign off on the transaction.
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Once Scorsese caught wind of what had happened to his protégé, he did not sign off on the movie until he knew Gomez-Rejon's vision was on the screen.
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If Trump wanted the federal legislation forcing businesses to reopen, he would need to get the House of Representatives, with its Democratic majority, to sign off on such legislation.
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I convinced an adviser to sign off on independent study projects for a group of students, and I started meeting with them weekly to teach my own little class.
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Democrats are pushing to include cost controls on vaccines or testing kits developed in response to the coronavirus as they prepare to sign off on billions of new funding.
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But the deputy attorney general, who would have to sign off on Mr. Mueller's firing, has become a favorite target for Mr. Trump in conversations with advisers and friends.
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In a note, Wells Fargo analysts said while Evergy was an attractive target, the previous merger experience made it cautious towards getting regulatory sign-off on a new deal.
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Brennan also described how he asked Stephen Calk's brother, John Calk, another major Federal Savings Bank shareholder, to sign off on the loans to Manafort, but John Calk refused.
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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.
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Moving that work back to the United States could be complicated, given that the Food and Drug Administration must sign off on even the smallest changes at medical factories.
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He also told CNBC that he is the final signoff authority and he is not going to sign off on the aircraft until he would fly it by himself.
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Ubisoft's Aymar Azaïzia — Head of Content for the Assassin's Creed brand and resident lorekeeper — was also on hand to sign off on decisions relating to the story's overall direction.
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The U.S. and China are about to sign off on the first phase of a trade deal that at least will forestall any further aggression, eliminating one key unknown.
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Harry and Meghan reportedly did not consult the Queen before making the announcement, even though she technically has to sign off on their semi-split from their royal duties.
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Boeing has been scrambling to get the FAA to sign off on its software fixes for the Max, whose grounding has cost airlines more than $1 billion in revenue.
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Boeing this week said it doesn't expect regulators to sign off on the planes until midyear, meaning airlines won't have the planes in time for the lucrative summer season.
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Justice Ginsburg serves as the circuit justice for the Second Circuit, which is based in New York, and requires her to sign off on emergency stays in appeals cases.
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Saudi Arabia has enlisted a trio of U.S. firms as it tries to persuade the Trump administration to sign off on a sale of nuclear reactors to the country.
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The Senate's version of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) would allow the Pentagon to sign off on unapproved medical devices and drugs for emergency use on military personnel.
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He says immigration reform should be handled separately from the spending bills and wants Trump to sign off on an immigration deal before it comes to the Senate floor.
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"Until we sign off on Homer ... if he's not ready to go, Keyvius did nothing to discourage us from using him in that role again," manager Bryan Price said.
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The market is supported by hopes that the United States and China will sign off on an interim trade deal early next year, with cyclical value shares attracting buying.
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What form such a promise might take, however, remains unclear, especially since the unpredictable Trump will need to sign off on it, Japanese sources familiar with the matter said.
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Having extra doctors sign off on each late abortion safeguards against (mythical) cavalier terminations, but it means that women in anguished, urgent situations need to jump through extra hoops.
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And Colton made it clear on the show that he has to get his future wife's father to sign off on the marriage before he can even think about proposing.
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The review found that in six out of 3,101 instances, the country's specialized team for international tax rulings failed to have two agents sign off on a deal as required.
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Exxon Mobil is also looking to sign-off on the development of a third new train to be supplied from its existing PNG LNG fields and the new P'nyang field.
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Privately held Ferrero prevailed in an auction process over U.S. rival Hershey Co and private equity group Rhone Capital and was set to sign off on a deal on Sunday.
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While the Vatican is known for its slow pace, even the speediest bureaucracy would have found it difficult to review and sign off on sensitive legal documents in that time.
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Tennessee Senator Bob Corker unveiled a proposal Wednesday that would require Congress to sign off on any plans to impose tariffs and other trade restrictions based on national security concerns.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Toshiba Corp's shares jumped more than 9 percent early on Wednesday after sources told Reuters the Japanese conglomerate's auditor was likely to sign off on its annual results.
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The company's Chief Legal Officer Brad Smith just announced that the deal has been cleared by the European Commission — the last regulator that needed to sign off on the deal.
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The SaaS enables organisations to on-board both internal and external partners to verify, authenticate, review and sign-off on "critical documentation" related to various stages of the supply chain.
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An initial agreement would allow the lenders' mission chiefs to return to Athens and agree the reforms which Greece needs to adopt before its lenders sign off on the review.
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Why on earth would President Obama or Hillary or Eric Holder ever sign off on giving Russia, a known enemy, Putin, a bad actor, 20 percent control of our uranium?
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Noting that the ministries of finance, economy and energy all sit on the company's board, Lozoya's attorney Javier Coello said the government had to sign off on whatever Pemex did.
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Multiple ministries must sign off on every transaction; officials decide such matters as how many litres of diesel will be needed for delivery trucks; investors cannot freely send profits home.
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Because German regulators are unlikely to sign off on a bank's sale outright, asset purchases including energy credits would be attractive for U.S. investors, including banks and private equity firms.
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Southwest will need regulators to sign off on the airline's ability to operate the flights safely since their path will take them more than an hour from the closest airport.
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Reynolds, a producer on the sequel, even asked Hildebrand, who identifies as gay, to sign off on the fact that her character spent so much time with her new girlfriend.
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"The IMF cannot sign off on a program without some relief, and the German government needs the IMF on board for disbursement to be approved by the Bundestag," he added.
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In 2004, when his boss, Attorney General John Ashcroft, was hospitalized with severe pancreatitis, Comey refused to sign off on a secret eavesdropping program approved by Bush after the Sept.
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CRIPA is the only civil rights statute that requires the attorney general to personally sign off on a complaint, while department lawyers on other civil rights matters have more autonomy.
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The agreement is not set in stone ... all parties still have to appear in court and a judge has to sign off on it -- but that's usually just a formality.
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In a letter to Trump released publicly Tuesday, Amnesty International urged Trump not to sign off on the sales because of the Saudi-led coalition's conduct in Yemen's civil war.
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The president will hold final informal talks on the date of the election with heads of parliamentary groups and sign off on the date on Saturday, the president's office said.
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Foster told outlets in February that she was demoted from the role when she refused to sign off on Carson's extravagant office redecorations after noting the congressional limit was $5,000.
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Foster told outlets in February that she was demoted from the role when she refused to sign off on Carson's extravagant office redecorations after noting the congressional limit was $22019,000.
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Y.), who will need to sign off on any deal for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program in the upper chamber, echoed those sentiments on Twitter on Friday.
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The legislation applies increasingly strict rules to potential monuments the larger they get, ultimately requiring country and state governments to sign off on the monument designation before it takes effect.
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Asiana Airlines said it has got its auditor to sign off on its 2018 financial statements after reflecting provisions related to maintenance of leased aircraft and others, which increased costs.
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Rosenstein gets to sign off on every potential criminal case and would have to tell Congress if the Justice Department decides not to pursue a case the Mueller's office recommends.
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The President did sign off on the expulsions of 60 Russian diplomats and fresh sanctions in solidarity with US allies after the poisoning of the former Russian spy, Sergei Skripal.
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It's government-mandated, but the Trump administration has yet to sign off on the report, raising concerns that the administration could undercut some of its more dire observations and predictions.
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But with an assist from his GOP allies in the state legislature, Walker appear poised to sign off on a suite of measures designed to strip power from his successor.
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The legislation applies increasingly strict rules to potential monuments the larger they get, ultimately requiring county and state governments to sign off on the monument designation before it takes effect.
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Under the "blue slip" process, senators sign off on judicial nominees from their home state; they object to a nominee by failing to return the paper to the Judiciary Committee.
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The documents also showed that Philip Morris at times would discuss with Godfrey which type of equipment should be used for Marlboro manufacturing, and then sign off on related payments.
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In a deposition with lawyers from the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), Lloyd struggled to think of a single scenario in which he would sign off on such a request.
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A positive sign-off on the review will unlock more than 5 billion euros ($5.7 billion) to ease Greece's squeezed finances and cover debt repayments maturing in June and July.
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If so, then why on earth did they sign off on this deal, at a time when there is so much international concern about the activities of the Russian government?
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The city's Landmarks Preservation Commission also had to sign off on the facade, which has cream-colored, thin Danish bricks and a ribbed steel cornice that resembles an egg-slicer.
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Nissan declined to endorse the deal, which subsequently fell apart after the French government — which is a major shareholder in Renault — insisted that the Japanese company sign off on it.
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Mr. Trump was expected to sign off on the deal, but then came the suggestion from conservative critics that he had caved in to Democrats — that he was a loser.
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The agency is also requiring that one of its representatives sign off on the installation of every floor panel in 787s built in North Charleston, an exceptional level of oversight.
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DeWine tweeted on Monday that the state filed a suit asking a judge to sign off on postponing the March 17 Democratic presidential primary and US House primaries until June.
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Intuit and Credit Karma said they don't expect to close the deal until the second half of 2020, and they'll need regulators to sign off on it before that happens.
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U.S. District Judge Susan Bolton asked the federal government to write an order to show cause for her to sign off on the charges by Wednesday, The Arizona Republic reports.
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Boeing is telling airlines and suppliers that it doesn't expect regulators to sign off on the 1.37 Max until the middle of 210, months later than the manufacturer previously expected.
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Acting in place of the ailing Mr. Ashcroft, Mr. Comey had refused to sign off on the reauthorization of National Security Agency surveillance programs that he believed were legally flawed.
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Of course, the real proof of the charade will come the next time Mueller pulls out his pen to sign off on a new subpoena involving someone close to Trump.
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That agreement still needs a court to sign off on it, but if it moves forward, Weinstein would not be required to admit wrongdoing or pay the hefty settlement himself.
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The FAA needs to sign off on the changes, review a test flight and review how pilots would interact with various cockpit alerts before the planes can fly commercially again.
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Or Mr. Mulvaney could sign off on reckless budgets by pushing for rosy economic assumptions that can make it seem as if revenues will rise and deep deficits will disappear.
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But many of the lab tests are not relevant to the patients history, and some of the doctors sign off on the results without conferring with the patient, investigators say.
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Zarrab had testified earlier in the case that he complained to Aslan when Atilla refused to sign off on a transaction related to a sham sale of food to Iran.
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Another big decliner was German payments company Wirecard , which fell 5.6% on news auditor EY refused to sign off on the Singapore audit of the company for 2017, citing irregularities.
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According to US officials who spoke to CNN, Trump's own senior security advisers also urged the President to sign off on the waivers and not to kill off the agreement.
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Supporters of the resolution argue that too much power on foreign policy has been ceded to the executive branch and Congress needs to sign off on military action in Yemen.
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Both were added to the transfer list last year by a parole-like board, but Mr. Carter did not sign off on a repatriation arrangement for them by the deadline.
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Even then, the Republican National Committee did not sign off on the funding until Mr. McConnell's intervention with Mr. Priebus was publicly reported by The New York Times last month.
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All we ask for is a completed nomination application and a commitment to sponsor the star should their celebrity sign off on the nomination and attend the event if selected.
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It should be noted though that many of the retaliatory measures that the EU could take would require all 28 members to sign off on it, and that's not guaranteed.
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Republican lawmakers added provisions to the bill — to reduce funding for Planned Parenthood and water down environmental controls on pesticide use — which the Democrats said they couldn't sign off on.
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The handoff is a great opportunity to help fund and co-manage something the nation's corporations would never sign off on: a new, potentially non-profit, people powered social network.
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An Ontario professor has been suspended from teaching his class after his university found out he was asking students to sign off on his use of profane language in lectures.
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But for now the vote is mostly a messaging push, since congressional negotiations have yet to reach a final deal that Democrats, Republicans and the President will all sign off on.
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It's not clear whether the House and Senate would be able to reach an agreement the President would sign off on or if Trump would back the GOP-led Senate bill.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece hopes stronger than expected public accounts in 2016 will convince its lenders to sign off on a bailout review without demanding more austerity, government officials said on Thursday.
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A positive sign-off on the reform review will unlock more than 5 billion euros ($5.7 billion) to ease Greece's squeezed finances and meet debt repayments maturing in June and July.
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As for Kathy -- who took tremendous heat for the stunt -- sources say Tyler doesn't need her to sign off on any potential sale since he owns the rights to the pic.
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Toomey on move to curb Trump's trade authority New proposal would require Congress to sign off on any plans to impose tariffs and other trade restrictions based on national security concerns.
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Currently no U.S. airline has the Max in its schedules until early next year, while Boeing has said regulators will likely sign off on the planes before the end of 2019.
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The challengers argued that the ban violated federal law, and they also challenged the authority of now-former acting attorney general Matthew Whitaker to sign off on the rule in December.
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The articles of impeachment filed Wednesday characterize the decision to sign off on the warrant application as "potentially improper," and accuse Rosenstein of failing to provide proper oversight of the process.
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Otherwise the Inflation, Growth and Rate setting conclusions from this meeting are so full of Brexit related caveats a lawyer would struggle to sign off on any of the economic projections.
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The warning by Lars Klingbeil, general secretary of the Social Democratic Party, comes less than two weeks before Chancellor Angela Merkel's squabbling coalition is due to sign off on the blueprint.
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Pearse Doherty, finance spokesman for the Sinn Fein party, was one of two members of the committee who refused to sign off on the report, which cost €5 million to create.
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But she's already had one power player sign off on it: Palmer tweeted the lyrics to Rose McGowan, asking if she could use the current title, and McGowan gave her blessing.
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When private US military contractors render services to foreign armies, the State Department must sign off on what they propose to do, usually training, advising, maintaining weapons, or other support functions.
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Ministers will sign off on the decision to move the oil, which includes refined products, at a Cabinet meeting on Wednesday, the newspaper quoted an unnamed senior government source as saying.
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The governor will soon wield his pen to sign off on a $45bn capital-spending programme, mostly long-overdue public investments in run-down roads and bridges, renewable energy and schools.
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Such shareholder votes are common at German companies, but in the wake of the emissions scandal the vote on whether to sign off on CEO Stadler's decisions will be no formality.
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A senior executive of a big bank recently told Mr Linden that he has better things to do than sign off on such documents—even if the data have great value.
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He would sign off on using federal funds to pay minors' abortions if the pregnancy was the result of rape or incest, or if it threatened the life of the mother.
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Hitler himself was exposed to mustard gas during his WWI service, but he did not sign off on chemical weapons use against Allied forces even when Germany was suffering battlefield losses.
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But Anthem and Cigna disagreed about the deal in court, Jackson wrote in her order, with Cigna refusing to sign off on Anthem's interpretation of how the companies could garner savings.
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But then months later he ended up coming to a show L.A. and told me the show got a green light and they really needed me to sign off on it.
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It's expected that if the U.K. can agree terms with Brussels prior to this date, then the 27 country leaders of the European Union will officially sign off on Britain's departure.
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Johnny could be at the depo -- he has a right to show -- but both sides have to sign off on him being present because a restraining order is currently in place.
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Parliament would have to sign off on the use of military force and without a U.N.-backed government in Libya Renzi would likely encounter resistance even within his own Democratic Party.
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It expects to sign off on the software fixes on March 25, according to a person familiar with the matter, opening the door for it to be rolled out onto aircraft.
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Work has already started on the project, but Infrastructure Minister Danilo Toninelli, a 53-Star member, warned this week that no one should "dare to sign off" on advancing the line.
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The vote came two days before eurozone finance ministers are to meet in Brussels to sign off on rescue loans for Greece and decide what kind of debt relief to offer.
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Under the Senate bill, the Ethics Committee, which conducts most of its work behind closed doors, would get to review and sign off on any settlement agreements that involve a senator.
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A federal judge will be required to sign off on the company's plan to shed debt, which has the support of 69 percent of secured lenders on notes due in 2018.
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The White House on Thursday afternoon confirmed that Trump would sign off on legislation that includes $1.375 billion in funding for roughly 55 miles of new barriers along the southern border.
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Trump's ex-campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, on CNN called for his one-time rival Paul Manafort to resign if he was the last person to sign off on Trump's primetime speech.
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Mr. Flanagan's reluctance to sign off on a multiple-year deal comes despite the governor's advocacy of a three-year deal and the Democratic-led Assembly's willingness to do the same.
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The bill in question wouldn't have changed the number of weeks that a woman can have an abortion, only the number of doctors who need to sign off on the procedure.
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This is a big deal because if prosecutors were on board with the motion to protect the evidence, it would be much more likely the judge would sign off on it.
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RELATED: Sessions reiterates support for hardline immigration policy as criticism continues Defense Secretary James Mattis, who must sign off on the plan, confirmed the proposal but would not offer any specifics.
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"The only way you get to budget deal that the Democrats will sign off on is if you increase the caps on nondefense and a similar increase in defense," he said.
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Negotiations will take place between a panel of Republicans and Democrats from the House and the Senate in a search for a border security plan that everyone can sign off on.
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Speculation has been high that the IMF's board this week would sign off on a $12 billion lending programme aimed at plugging the country's budget deficit and balancing its currency markets.
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But Anthem and Cigna disagreed about the deal in court, Jackson wrote in her order, with Cigna refusing to sign off on Anthem's interpretation of how the companies could garner saving.
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These wallets allow several people to control private cryptographic keys that let them move ethereum out of the wallet if a majority of the key holders sign off on the transaction.
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Finally, the company was ready to submit Pretendar to the Food and Drug Administration, the government agency that needs to sign off on the drug before it can reach the public.
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The surprise resignation of Mr. Raab on Thursday morning followed a tense, five-hour meeting of the cabinet the previous day, during which ministers reluctantly agreed to sign off on Mrs.
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The F.A.A. is also looking into a claim that as recently as late March, a worker at the plant was pressured to sign off on work related to a jet's airworthiness.
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The regulator is also looking into a claim that an employee faced pressure to sign off on work related to the airworthiness of a jet during the last week of March.
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The memo said the agency was now requiring that an F.A.A. representative sign off on every floor panel installation at the factory, a rare instance of hand-holding by the regulator.
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Given the abundance of opportunities, Mr. McConnell reiterated his view that a refusal by Democrats to sign off on home-state nominees should not be allowed to blackball appeals court nominees.
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Despite the upcoming vote, Netanyahu's government signaled annexation may not need to be approved by the Knesset, Israel's parliament, and that only the Cabinet needs to sign off on the plan.
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Boeing shares added to the downturn, falling more than 22.0% on news the company doesn't expect regulators to sign off on the beleaguered jet, the 20193 Max, until June or July.
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On Tuesday the company said it doesn't expect regulators to sign off on the jet until June or July, which is later than some, including Vertical Research's Robert Stallard, were predicting.
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Leaders of the European Union are expected to sign off on Friday on an offer of a transition period and set out their terms for forthcoming talks on post-Brexit trade.
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Robert Hinton told The Associated Press that prosecutors had notified him that they expected a local grand jury to sign off on a misdemeanor assault charge for family violence for Manziel.
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Jackson still must sign off on Gates' sentencing date, which if it comes in December could happen around the same time as another central figure from the Mueller probe, Michael Flynn.
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Before sending the money, the controller didn't follow the company's protocols, which required at least two people in the company to sign off on such as disbursement, according to the complaint.
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Taliban sources told Reuters that leader Sheikh Haibatullah Akhunzada still needs to sign off on the ceasefire, but that insurgent leaders provisionally agreed to a four-day truce during the holiday.
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Boeing told shareholders that it now doesn't expect regulators to sign off on the 737 Max until the middle of this year, more than six months later than it previously forecast.
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Trump reportedly refused to sign off on it amid pressure from the e-cigarette industry, citing job losses and polling data indicating that banning flavors could turn Trump voters against him.
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The Wisconsin Senate does not yet have enough votes to sign off on a huge Chinese investment that has been backed by President Donald Trump, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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The Senate - following up on earlier action in the House - approved legislation pulling back the DoL regulatory guidance, and President Donald Trump is widely expected to sign off on the measure.
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Boeing told airlines and suppliers last month that it didn't expect regulators to sign off on the 737 Max until the middle of 2020, much later than the manufacturer's previous predictions.
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Carrier members of that task force have also been testing technologies like SHAKEN and STIR, which will ultimately allow carriers to digitally sign off on caller ID data using cryptographic keys.
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In fact, Captain America is about to sign off on the Sokovia Accords (which would enact government regulation of superheroes) until he finds out Wanda is being held against her will.
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The apparent White House sign-off on Sessions' letter now raises questions about prospects for the future of the bill, which enjoys wide bipartisan support among both conservative and liberal groups.
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She does not, however, have a medical marijuana card authorizing her to grow pot, because she reportedly worries about the hurdles involved in getting a doctor to sign off on it.
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While the chief executive has to sign off on any extradition, court hearings and appeals must first be exhausted and the government has insisted judges will play a key "gatekeeper" role.
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The supervisory board at VW, the world's largest automaker, is expected to sign off on Friday on new targets for group spending over the next five years on property, plants and equipment.
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Two sources with knowledge of the the matter told Reuters the names of certified technicians were used on inspection papers to sign off on final vehicle checks conducted by non-certified technicians.
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Officials in the country have reportedly set mid-January as the target date for the IMF to sign off on its second bailout package since 2013 — when Islamabad was loaned $6.7 billion.
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That followed weeks of financial uncertainty after the carrier failed to win auditors' sign-off on its 271.39 financial statements, which triggered warnings of credit ratings downgrades, according to the Reuters report.
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That followed weeks of financial uncertainty after the carrier failed to win auditors' sign-off on its 2112.05 financial statements, which triggered warnings of credit ratings downgrades, according to the Reuters report.
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While Boeing said it expects regulators to sign off on its fixes to the planes before the end of the year, no U.S. airline has the Max on its schedule until 2020.
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The amendments allow for the chief executive to both seek the arrest of a fugitive and sign off on their extradition once approved by the courts, including any appeals and judicial reviews.
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Under Baltimore Police policy, when a detective makes an exceptional clearance, a report justifying that conclusion is forwarded to a supervisor, and then the unit commander, who must sign off on it.
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Goldfuss thinks that under Trump, the CEQ is being turned into a fast-track permitting agency, through which special interests are having the government to sign off on their desired energy projects.
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But it was one of nine US agencies, including Treasury, Commerce, Defense, energy and Homeland Security, as well as at least one state regulator, that had to sign off on the deal.
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Two weeks after Larry Wilmore made his final sign-off on The Nightly Show, the comedian paid a visit to his fellow Daily Show alum Stephen Colbert's Late Show on Thursday night.
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This does not bode well for negotiations which, if they are to succeed, will require Mrs May to persuade her party to sign off on all sorts of concessions and trade-offs.
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Unfortunately, the powerful official who needs to sign off on Felix's arrangement— Zuno Arce – is a lackadaisical, golf-playing man who spends time in country clubs and doesn't quite understand Felix's rush.
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Before Jaime can rustle up the warrants and find the proper attorney to sign off on a search, 20 DEA men arrive in Guadalajara to help, with fancy surveillance machines in hand.
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NORTH CAROLINA'S ninth district has no representative in Congress, the state's election board having refused to sign off on the dubious victory of Mark Harris (pictured), a Republican, in the mid-terms.
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The news comes days after the airline deferred its June-quarter financial results by a few weeks after its audit committee declined to sign off on them "pending closure of certain matters".
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Now, I'm sure the very nature of this platform is enough needed for many of you to sign off on poking me with a "HIPSTER" branding iron, but that misses the point.
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But it was one of nine US agencies, including Treasury, Commerce, Defense, Energy and Homeland Security, as well as at least one state regulator, that had to sign off on the deal.
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Baltimore police A lot of people in Baltimore want a judge to sign off on a federal consent decree that would put into action sweeping reforms of the city's troubled police department.
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It would take a brave, or reckless, board of directors to sign off on project of up to $25 billion on the hope that if we build it, they will buy it.
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Why it matters: Brazil is one of the remaining countries (along with the U.S.) that needs to sign off on the $85 billion deal, which has gotten regulatory authority from 16 countries.
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However Scotland's independence referendum legislation, prepared in October in readiness for this potential outcome, tacitly recognizes that the UK government will have to sign off on allowing a vote, constitutional experts say.
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Still, the FAA and other regulators around the world need to sign off on the safety of the 737 Max before they approve the planes to once again fly and carry passengers.
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"An ongoing special investigation or shift in the balance of power could actually make Trump more eager to sign off" on the previously existing congressional tax plan, analysts at NatWest Markets said.
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TIM said it will discuss the matter of a successor to Cattaneo at a board meeting on Thursday which had already been called to sign off on the company's second-quarter results.
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The owners are demanding $39,500 in back rent plus damages and fees -- and they want a judge to sign off on the eviction so they can take back possession of the property.
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According to JPMorgan, that means the OCC will no longer have to approve the bank's purchases of mortgage-servicing rights portfolios or sign off on promotions within its mortgage-servicing rights division.
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Al Franken of Minnesota 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 earlier this month.
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While employers can't legally ban workers from bringing harassment or discrimination charges against them, they can still make employees sign off on language that could make them feel powerless to speak out.
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The Trump Organization will no longer strike any foreign business deals while Trump is president, and an ethics adviser will have to sign off on any new domestic deals, among other plans.
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Breweries trying out new craft beers are stuck, too, because the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau, which must sign off on all new labels and packaging, has been shut down.
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It's done through something called the "blue slip" process: Basically, a senator who's from the same state as the nominee must sign off on the person before that nominee can go forward.
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Supporters were left with only two members on the board, short of the quorum needed to sign off on deals of more than $28503 million, a serious handicap to the bank's work.
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The allegations were leveled by the former head of Pruitt's security detail, Eric Weese, who was reportedly moved to another position after refusing to sign off on first-class travel for Pruitt.
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A Senate Democratic aide, however, cautioned that the numbers are still in flux and nothing is agreed to until GOP and Democratic leaders in both chambers sign off on the final deal.
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Trump attorney Sheri Dillon told reporters the company will not make new foreign deals and will appoint an ethics adviser who will be required to sign off on new domestic business agreements.
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" Foxx told me, "Any time I'm asked to sign off on the vacating of a conviction, there is that moment of thinking about what it means for the individual in that case.
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Less than 19473% of the city's population selects its leader, who — along with an appointed executive council — can sign off on many projects with limited scrutiny from the partially democratically-elected legislature.
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After nearly two decades in Washington, he would lead a Republican House, working alongside a Republican Senate, with a Republican president in the Oval Office, ready to sign off on their work.
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Meanwhile, the ethics office faced a monumental task: working closely with the transition team to gather, review, and sign off on thousands of pages of financial disclosures for new appointees and advisers.
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Ms. Malone said she relied on all manner of social media — and even the obituary of one songwriter's mother — to locate the many parties required to sign off on a song's use.
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The meeting comes more than two months after Trump said his administration would ban flavored e-cigarettes and days after it was reported that Trump refused to sign off on that plan.
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In addition, they did not sign off on an extension of an existing production agreement covering a total of around 2.1 million barrels a day that expires at the end of March.
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Mr. Pruitt, who campaigned against government regulations, was prepared to sign off on the proposal despite the concerns of his staff about its legal vulnerability, according to people familiar with the negotiations.
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Landlords get judges to sign off on the civil arrest of tenants in pursuit of unpaid rent, plus that juicy lawyer's fee and accumulated interest (for whatever reason interest must always accumulate).
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Now, top political appointees must sign off on the deals, there are new limits on their scope and duration, and department lawyers must lay out evidence of additional violations beyond unconstitutional behavior.
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Nor, for that matter, is it even clear that all Senate Republicans would sign off on the $5 billion figure that Mr. Trump would like without other sweeteners added to a deal.
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And, as dark as it sounds, they are relatively simple to cover up in a war zone, so long as everyone who needs to sign off on what happened is on board.
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Companies will often use this time as an opportunity to ask their workers to sign off on new policies and employment agreements, often just by checking a box on their computer screen.
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But in the coming weeks, Mr. Trump is expected to sign off on the decision, which would mark the first time he has scrapped an arms control treaty, the American officials said.
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It may not be as high profile as treasury secretary, but Warren would still sign off on American currency in addition to overseeing a portfolio from the nation's gold supply to bonds.
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Sources familiar with the dealings between SoftBank and start-ups Honor, Seismic and Creator told Axios the firm repeatedly delayed the final sign-off on their investments before finally dropping them altogether.
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Mr. Littlefield probably wouldn't have been so quick to sign off on that kind of overtly political cross promotion in the job he's best known for, the former president of NBC Entertainment.
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The last time the government issued a comprehensive set of such rules — known as the Attorney General Guidelines because the Justice Department must sign off on them — was during the Reagan administration.
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But it will probably be left to top leaders like President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia to sign off on final production cuts.
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This longtime but informal Senate practice allows a senator to block the nomination of a judge from his or her home state by refusing to sign off on a blue-colored form.
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" Trade deal: "Five committees are set to sign off on President Trump's trade deal with Canada and Mexico, paving the way for the agreement to be taken up by the full Senate.
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After the engineers sign off on structure and efficiency, regulators, airlines, and others will want to evaluate the plane for everything from compatibility with existing airports to evacuation times to passenger acceptance.
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David Perdue (R-Ga.) made a personal appeal to Trump during a call on Thursday afternoon, urging him to sign off on the plan to separate immigration aid from the disaster package.
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Toshiba shares, meanwhile, surged 5.86 percent after reports cited the Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun newspaper that said the troubled conglomerate's auditor will sign off on its financial results for the year ended March.
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Italy has woken up to the fact that euro zone governments will sign off on the reform next month, meaning there is little time left to try to block or change it.
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While the nonpartisan OCE could review the allegations if enough of its board members sign off on it, the odds of the House Ethics Committee taking up a review are much lower.
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In response to her continued refusal to sign off on the marriage licenses, the Kentucky state legislature changed the law so clerks did not have to sign their names on the documents.
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Late Saturday the Greens called a meeting of their party's top decision-making body next weekend to sign off on a deal, indicating they expect the accord to be finalized before then.
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The Greens' Federal Congress, comprising various groups within the party including its national, local and European lawmakers, must sign off on any coalition deal, and it requires a week's notice to meet.
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Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee are now pushing to release their own memo countering Nunes's document, and Republicans have signaled that they would be willing to sign off on the release.
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Prime Minister Theresa May is due to meet EU leaders on Sunday in Brussels to sign off on the Brexit deal although objections from Spain over Gibraltar could yet derail the plans.
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He left in 2007 after being summoned to the US so an executive could sign off on the font size and color of Chinese characters in Google search results, according to Bloomberg.
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If the 27 remaining member states agree to sign off on the draft agreement later this week, the British government will have to win over lawmakers at a crucial vote in early December.
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WikiLeaks included a document in the email, requesting the companies to sign off on a series of conditions before being able to receive the actual technical details to deploy patches, according to sources.
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Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg and other top company executives would also be required to "assess the company's privacy safeguards and sign off on them" every quarter as part of the deal.
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Apple is set to re-elect its board and sign off on some hefty paychecks on Tuesday, and in the process, will have to field some fastball questions on diversity and charitable giving.
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With the countries still technically at war after their 1950-53 conflict ended in a truce and not a peace treaty, the Seoul government must sign off on the team's trip to Pyongyang.
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If the 27 remaining member states agree to sign off on the draft agreement later this week, the British government would then have to win over lawmakers at a vote in early December.
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Congress has the power to approve a foreign emolument under that clause, the judge noted, so it wouldn't make sense to criminalize the receipt of something that Congress could also sign off on.
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In explaining his decision, Mattarella, who, under his constitutional responsibilities, has to sign off on ministerial appointments, said he feared Savona's appointment could lead to Italy leaving the euro by the back door.
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Finance ministers of the 19 countries sharing the euro zone met on Thursday in Brussels but there hasn't been sufficient progress in Greek reforms yet for them to sign off on a deal.
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The company established an accountability system which requires its board of directors and CEO to sign off on all human trafficking policies and activities and this is backed up by global training protocols.
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