Sentence examples for a signatory for from inspiring English sources

Now, even if the US remains technically a signatory for a while longer, all this is lost from inauguration day in January.

Facebook remains a signatory of Privacy Shield for now but the company can be removed by US oversight bodies if it is deemed not to have fulfilled its obligations to safeguard EU users' data.

Former Diệm cabinet minister Phan Khắc Sửu was sentenced to eight years, mainly for being a signatory of the Caravelle Group which called on Diệm to reform.

Under its international obligations -- as a signatory to the UN Convention Against Torture, for example, which makes it a crime for American officials to torture people outside the United States -- the administration is prohibited from practicing torture, and waterboarding is clearly torture.

Full disclosure: I am a signatory to the call for this amendment.

An advanced devolutionist and critic of the Scottish parliament's failure to work in "a more consensual way", Christie remained an opponent of independence while becoming a signatory to the Campaign for Full Fiscal Responsibility.

He is a signatory to A Call for a New Conversation on Marriage.

In an email correspondence with one of the Walikale community leaders, who is also a signatory on the cry for help, despair is written between the lines.

It is nothing short of amazing that the Obama administration was able to get an ever-hostile Iran to drastically reduce its nuclear program, to which it has a right as a signatory to the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, for 10-15 years. 10-15 years

In late 1923 it was Trotsky who (though not himself a signatory) spoke in the Politburo for the antibureaucratic faction.

France is a signatory to a 2007 European Council Regulation for the recovery of eels that legally binds countries to ensure the full traceability of all eel being exported from their territory.