Sentence examples for signatories from inspiring English sources

It published photographs of some of the signatories on its front page, over the headline: "Traitors".

Other signatories include two past presidents of the Faculty of Public Health and three former NHS regional directors of public health.

IHMS said it remained in "frequent discussion with the signatories of the letter, and with the Department of Immigration and Border Protection about the matters raised".

Of course I'm calling for the Green party's inclusion – and while he clearly has his own political interests, so is David Cameron, his case bolstered by its evident fairness (and the backing of 275,000 petition signatories) – but there is a strong argument for a broader structure that allows in other anti-austerity voices.

"The precedent could open the floodgates for signatories to the convention to seek modification or removal of properties to satisfy domestic political demands".

Other signatories include: Americans for Democracy & Human Rights in Bahrain, Bahrain Press Association Bahrain Institute for Rights and Democracyy; Canadian Journalists for free expression; and the Bahrain Centre for Human Rights.

Among other signatories were CNN's Christiane Amanpour, the Associated Press senior managing editor for international news, John Daniszewski, and the Middle East bureau chief for The Economist, Max Rodenbeck.

The letter signatories were: Laurie Anderson, Michael Attenborough, James Bierman, Kim Cattrall, Stephen Fry, Ralph Gibson, Hugh Grant, Paul Haggis, David Lan, Natalia Kaliada, Nicolai Khalezin, Jude Law, Joanna Lumley, Alan Rickman, Mark Rylance, Vladimir Shcherban, Tom Stoppard, Andy Summers, Janet Suzman and Emma Thompson.

In a largely toothless side agreement, Nafta's three signatories – the United States, Mexico and Canada – targeted child labor, minimum-wage violations and occupational safety problems.

This joint statement committed the signatories to the introduction of a bill that would devolve substantial new powers to the Scottish parliament – described as home rule" by Gordon Brown.

On Thursday, when the paper reintroduced nipples, the number of signatories to the campaign's petition leapt by 17,000.