In the days when policies, were developed and authorised they used a system of wax seal which told the reader the document had been read and agreed at the highest level (often by a countries head). As company systems developed the board of the company would have to agree a policy, procedure or process. They would stamp the document, normally in red ink to stand out. The stamp would have the words Authorised, Approved etc and the Stamp would also have the world (as an example) Authorised by: so that the person can sign next to this and the word Date where the authorising person would put in the date the document became authorised. This formalised the processes. In normal companies the each board member would be allowed a level they could "sign off " if it the document was classed as a high level document then the CEO would be the the person to "rubber stamp" it. The phrase is also is used to refer to a person in authority giving the go ahead for something to happen.
There is no such power known as "legal rubber stamp" authority.
If your like history, here's a great online article about the invention of the rubber stamp.
You can create a personalized rubber stamp with your business logo on it using the 'Stamp design Wizard'. Customize one for your company at RubberStamps.com.
Rubber stamp crafts are popular because they are easy to learn and use, inexpensive and versatile. Artists at all levels can create crafts using rubber stamp techniques.
a rubber stamp congress means that any law or change made by the president would be passed most of the time.
Hobby Lobby does offer one Eiffel tower rubber stamp on their Web site.
Of the two options offered, 'Board of Directors position' is to be preferred. For clarity, however, you might consider using just 'Director position.' Other alternatives: position on the Board of Directors; Board position; Director on the Board. Note: One director does not make a board.
Dee Gruenig has written: 'Stunning Stamping Techniques' 'Decorating scrapbooks with rubber stamps' -- subject- s -: Scrapbooks, Rubber stamp printing 'Decorating scrapbooks with rubber stamps' -- subject- s -: Rubber stamp printing 'Stamp Your Memories - Paper Pizazz -'
Geninne Zlatkis has written: 'Making an impression' -- subject(s): Rubber stamp printing, Rubber stamp art
Yes. Board of director's meeting is correct.
You can design a rubber stamp with any graphics program. Adobe is one of the more popular options. You then just have to find a way to turn your design in to a stamp.
Yes