Sentence examples for either signatory from inspiring English sources

The treaty allows either signatory to withdraw with six months' notice.

The treaty may be terminated one year after either signatory indicates such an intention.

Initial contact was with either the signatory to the formal response letter or a contact person named in the letter.

In fact, the signatories are either known supporters and activists of the Conservative party or those whose involvement in the Jewish community is so low-profile that it stretches the word "leader" to breaking point.

Fully 100,000 signatories, it claimed, opposed change either to Clause 59(f), or to provisions that guarantee the armed forces 25% of the seats in parliament.

Government whips are confident that between 50 and 60 signatories of the anti-fees motion will now either vote with the government or abstain.

This time, with the world watching, the sanctions may have to be much more exemplary.If a state is deemed to have dealt with its citizens too leniently, the case could go before the International Criminal Court but only if either the state of the perpetrator or the state of the victim is a signatory to the court.

Under the terms of the London Naval Treaty of 1930, which reduced the battle fleets of the signatory countries, she was to be disposed, along with her sister Utah and either or.

These are symbols laid down by the Geneva Convention, and all countries signatory to it agree to restrict their use to either (1) Military Ambulances or (2) the national Red Cross or Red Crescent society.

Many of the demonstrators are calling on Israel to either respect the UN's Convention and Protocol Relating to the Status of Refugees, of which Israel is a signatory, or remove its name from the document.

While Libya is a signatory to the Geneva Convention on Refugees, there is no asylum process for migrants to apply for asylum either to the government nor to UN.