Sentence examples for open for signatures from inspiring English sources
The phrase "open for signatures" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to indicate that a document, petition, or other written agreement is available for people to sign and support. Example: "The petition to save the local park is now open for signatures. Please show your support by signing and sharing with your friends."
The petition to ban Trump, which became open for signatures at 4.39pm Tuesday, had been signed by 360,0090 people by midnight on Wednesday.
The treaty will be open for signatures at a special meeting in Minamata, Japan, in October.
The document continues to be open for signature on the website of the initiating scientific organization ENSSER (European Network of Scientists for Social and Environmental Responsibility) at www.ensser.org.org
"I have introduced a companion CRA in the house," Rep. Doyle said, "but I'm also going to begin a discharge petition which we will have open for signature tomorrow morning.
The letter is still open for signature at www.thecommunity.com.com
Convention is expected to be open for signature in October 2013.
The pact opens for signatures in September, and 22 nations are needed to ratify it.
The convention was opened for signatures at the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development, or Earth Summit, in June 1992 and entered into force in December of that year.
And while most readers won't remember the treaty opening for signatures, most all of us over 30 remember one month later -- when an 18 month old baby was saved from a well in Midland, TX on a Friday and the Dow shaved off 22percentt in one day the following Black Monday.
The Convention on Cluster Munitions was opened for signature in December 2008 and took effect in August 2010.
Two legally relevant agreements were opened for signature, the Convention on Biological Diversity and the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).
