blank cheque
Noun
Meaning
a check that has been signed but with the amount payable left blank
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"Any bailout must come with conditions - you cannot trust Sadiq Khan with a blank cheque."
But I want to be clear, this is bridge financing, not a blank cheque.
The govt was practically giving this Galu a blank cheque to fly to RSA with team and camp to his preferred hotel for fee from the owners, they haven’t been helpful with this Kamanga.
George Osborne attacks Theresa May over Brexit on first day as Evening Standard editor"If you ask for a blank cheque, don't be surprised if later it bounces."
Offering Israel a diplomatic blank cheque, Raitt said her government would make sure Canada’s voice was heard “loud and clear all over the world as Israel’s best friend and ally – no matter what.”
“This contract is a blank cheque for the embezzlement of public funds.