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countersignature

[koun-ter-sig-nuh-cher] / ˌkaʊn tərˈsɪg nə tʃər /


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I had signed the Designated Fund Agreement and was waiting for the countersignature when the school informed me it would no longer participate.

From Salon

Nor does the Constitution of Norway recognize the law of refusing countersignature, which is found for instance in the Swedish Constitution.

From Project Gutenberg

In so far as is permitted by the constitution, and by laws from time to time enacted, decrees and ordinances may be promulgated by the Emperor, under the countersignature of the Chancellor.

From Project Gutenberg

The governor soon after sent his abdication for countersignature by these members of the ministry, and accordingly the government formally dissolved itself, after having done so de facto in the previous council of ministers.

From Project Gutenberg

All the King’s Decrees must be countersigned by one of the Prime Ministers, but this countersignature implies only the responsibility for the agreement of the records with the resolutions taken.

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