Sentence examples for able to sign its from inspiring English sources

By contrast, membership of the Council of Europe is only for those states willing and able to sign its treaties and implement them.

Now it will, and will be able to sign treaties in its own right that bind all members.

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"It's with a heavy heart and a sense of missed opportunity that the U.S. must communicate that it's not able to sign the agreement in its current form," the U.S. delegation said in a statement at the plenary after the final changes were adopted last night.

But after the vote, Switzerland informed Croatia that it would not be able to sign the deal in its current form.

After a majority of countries approved the new treaty, Terry Kramer, the head of the American delegation, announced that his country is "not able to sign the document in its current form".

And yet, Israel was indeed able to sign an agreement with its historically greatest enemy, a giant in the Muslim world, in which Egypt recognized Israel's right to exist.

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We want to be able to sign off on it".

"I shouldn't have been able to sign off on it," she says.

In the end, however, Liverpool was able to sign Pelosi in large part because of its storied history and its willingness to sign him without a trial.