imprimaturs

a directive bearing the imprimatur of high officials.

the original LP enjoyed the imprimatur of the composer.

The book received the imprimatur of the publishing house.

The imprimatur of the company is necessary before proceeding with the project.

The imprimatur of the board is required for any major decision.

The imprimatur of the government is needed for the new policy to take effect.

She waited anxiously for the imprimatur on her proposal.

The imprimatur from the legal department is crucial for the contract to be finalized.

The imprimatur of the expert committee is essential for the research findings to be accepted.

The imprimatur of the principal is required for any changes to the school's curriculum.

The imprimatur of the medical board is needed before the new treatment can be administered.

The imprimatur of the regulatory body is crucial for the product to be launched in the market.