Synonyms for sign on
sign on

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1. sign, contract, sign on, sign upverb

   engage by written agreement

   "They signed two new pitchers for the next season"

   Synonyms:
   shorten, sign, condense, concentrate, sign up, abbreviate, constrict, narrow, press, reduce, take, undertake, bless, signalize, cut, subscribe, squeeze, get, compress, contract, foreshorten, ratify, abridge, signalise, signal, shrink, compact

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1. Ernest Bower:

   If the ASEAN leaders feel that the United States is investing in ASEAN ... that would encourage even the weakest, the most susceptible ASEAN states to sign on with their brothers to make these statements, no one in Southeast Asia wants the Chinese to run roughshod over their smaller neighbors.

2. Patrick Hogan:

   We’re not quite ready yet to sign on the dotted line, we don’t want to add a CLEAR line that then squeezes out someone else.

3. Millan Mulraine:

   This suggests that U.S. household sentiment has turned an important corner, and is a hopeful sign on the outlook for consumer spending activity going forward, given signs of weakness in other parts of the economy.

4. Fiona Reynolds:

   If they sign on but don't have any intent, that ruins the brand for everyone.

5. Stephanie Grisham:

   As we work with agencies, groups and various stakeholders, our office continuously monitors legislation, private sector initiatives, and the work that our agencies are doing, as appropriate and if it makes sense in terms of aligning with Be Best, President Trump will support, sign on to, endorse, those initiatives.