official stamp

Those that pay the tax get an official stamp on their documents.

The bottom one was a half sheet with an official stamp on it.

They're too embarrassed to put an official stamp on the nonsense.

The first British official stamp is today one of the rarest.

Since existing stocks could be used, the idea of the official stamp was abandoned.

Turkey issued a number of official stamps for governmental use.

For foreign visas and official stamps there are 37 pages provided.

This will give the official stamp of approval to ethnic cleansing.

If anything in the history of piano recordings can be said to have an official stamp, this is it.

Some experts argue that it does not qualify as an official stamp issue.

Even though the letter did not have an official stamp, the British post office mailed it for free.

The letter must be on headed paper, containing the college's official stamp or seal.

Hallmark, an official stamp of quality on a precious metal.

Then we get New Line's official stamp of approval.

A possible official stamp has been identified on the Carnington tin ingot.

The Old Well is also used on the official stamp of all apparel licensed by the university.

It had come in on the satellite beam, complete with pictures and bearing the wire service's official stamp.

Six official stamps of King Edward were also issued.

Once, the official stamp of a marriage would have been essential, especially in a relationship involving a young woman of her rank.

(Seal script is a style of writing, used for name seals and official stamps.

These bore the holder's fingerprint and photograph, and an official stamp.

Nonetheless, Knudsen became the official stamp printer in 1895.

The difference is that today the ideas moved from campaign positions to the official stamp of policy directives from the commander in chief.

But with no licensing and no official stamp of approval, it is consumer beware.

Few official stamps are used today.