Converse of object

• bear: The New Penguin version bears the imprimatur of the Royal Shakespeare Company.

• give: A distinguished scholar from elsewhere gave an imprimatur regarding standards.

• carry: You criticize Gilson; yet his work is still regarded by many as authoritative and, of course, carried the imprimatur * .

• have: They are the arbiters of taste and I think generally people accept what is being exhibited because it has the imprimatur of the institution.

• receive: The language may already have received the ultimate imprimatur.

• require: In that year that the Licensing Act lapsed, and books no longer required an official imprimatur in order to published.