countersign VB trans
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| I | countersign |
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| you | countersign |
| he/she/it | countersigns |
| we | countersign |
| you | countersign |
| they | countersign |
| I | countersigned |
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| you | countersigned |
| he/she/it | countersigned |
| we | countersigned |
| you | countersigned |
| they | countersigned |
| I | have | countersigned |
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| you | have | countersigned |
| he/she/it | has | countersigned |
| we | have | countersigned |
| you | have | countersigned |
| they | have | countersigned |
| I | had | countersigned |
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| you | had | countersigned |
| he/she/it | had | countersigned |
| we | had | countersigned |
| you | had | countersigned |
| they | had | countersigned |
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The councillor had to countersign a royal decision, unless it was unconstitutional, whereby it gained legal force.
en.wikipedia.org In addition, no government reports could be officially approved and sent to the capital until it was countersigned by civil officials sent south by the emperor.
en.wikipedia.org He could veto the councils' decisions; other than that, his decisions had to be countersigned by the appropriate government minister.
en.wikipedia.org An example would be the sign blue and the countersign moon.
en.wikipedia.org The prime minister can also countersign decrees and laws passed by the president.
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