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sign

Symbol that indicates whether a number is positive or negative (+ or −), the operation that is to be carried out on a number of set of numbers (for example, +, ×, ÷, and √), or the relationship that exists between two numbers or sets of numbers (for example, =, ≠, <, and >).
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Oddly, the one item not specifically listed as making you liable for either civil or criminal penalty is not signing off on financial statements at all.
How Are You Liable Under the Sarbanes Oxley Act by Earl Powers / Law community
Byline: Sara Catania and Patrick McGreevy Daily News Staff Writer Mayor Richard Riordan acknowledged Friday that he violated the state Political Reform Act by signing off on a city contract for City Hall renovation that financially benefited a major tenant in a building he partly owns.
RIORDAN CONCEDES CONFLICT : MAYOR ADMITS HE OK'D CONTRACT BENEFITING ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
 
 
 
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