Sentence examples for Since signatories from inspiring English sources
Demographics at funds and startups will also be under the microscope, since signatories have agreed to report on their composition by race, gender, age, sexual orientation, disability status, immigration status, veteran status, educational attainment, socioeconomic origin, tenure at a firm.
The agreement reflects the first universal environmental accord since signatories to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change began holding meetings around the world in the early 1990s.
Acta is silent on the rights of the individual; unsurprising, since the signatories would include the US, UK and China - which have widely diverging ideas on the topic.
It could even ruin a final agreement since every signatory state has a veto.
So the court cannot be held responsible.For a court without any physical means of enforcement, arresting mass-criminals is extremely difficult, especially since many signatory states now up to 107 after this week's ratification of the Rome treaty by Surinam are loth to help.
Since the 189 signatories of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty last gathered in New York five years ago, many of the world's oil-rich nations have begun thinking about or ordering nuclear power plants, arguing that the reserves that made them rich will not last forever.
Both as individuals and as directors of the Hanley Foundation, we have been Divest Invest signatories since 2014.
Since 2003, BWC signatories have held annual expert and political meetings to discuss BWC related domestic legislation, pathogen security, and other issues, and are scheduled to hold review conferences every five years, with the next review conference scheduled for 2011.
This vow has since been ignored by key signatories.
Since the countries are signatories to the European Convention on Human Rights, which prohibits cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment, it follows that no inmate could be subjected to trial in Europe based on information gained in Guantánamo.
But free-trade advocates said that in canceling the Pacific pact, Mr. Trump lost an agreement that had already renegotiated Nafta under more modern rules governing intellectual property, internet access and agriculture, since both Mexico and Canada were signatories.
