| So the countersignature that returns to Nietzsche when he writes himself to himself validates the first by repetition. |
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| In constitutional monarchies the immunity of the Prince is linked to ministerial countersignature. |
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| Inaction alone, which by its nature is not subject to countersignature, would be sufficient for a legislative veto. |
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| The latter finds expression in the countersignature by the minister concerned. |
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| No undertaking may be entered into on behalf of the Corporation nor any disbursement made without the countersignature of the controller. |
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| Every law requires the sanction of the Reigning Prince and countersignature by the Prime Minister to attain legal force. |
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| Presidential provisional law-amending ordinances require the countersignature of the Government. |
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| This proposal is in flat contradiction with the principle of representation and the requirement of countersignature. |
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| Under the developing situation, Mr. Burris's appointment will still need to be reviewed by the Rules Committee if he gets the needed countersignature. |
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| She was also spotted handling residents' money without a witness or countersignature, both of which were required by the home's policy. |
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| I expressed myself very forthrightly before Ecofin, and the British House of Lords has highlighted a number of problems, among them countersignature and the blacklist. |
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| The position and use of the army, as well as the leading of armed operations, as with other matters, belong to the active monarch under the cover of ministerial countersignature. |
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| The principle of countersignature of the acts of the Reigning Prince and the related assumption of responsibility by the Prime Minister is and remains fully enshrined in the Constitution. |
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| The original copy will be kept at the BIPM, and each director will keep a bound copy bearing his signature, the countersignature of Dr Quinn, and the BIPM stamp. |
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| If within two months of the first vote for investiture no candidate has obtained the confidence of Congress, the King dissolves both Chambers and calls for new elections, with the countersignature of the Speaker of Congress. |
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| The Board must send the Union a copy of the written notice mentioned in clause 5-6.03 immediately after its countersignature or whatever takes its place. |
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| The President has the right to pardon criminals for federal crimes with the countersignature of a member of the cabinet. |
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