Sentence examples for signatories the from inspiring English sources

Some signatories, the ministry said, were dead.

As there are more than 160 signatories, the chance of a successful renegotiation is remote.

If the petition reaches 100,000 signatories, the issue will be considered for debate in parliament.

Despite the peace agreement breakthrough, distrust between its signatories – the government, the Platform and the CMA – is running high.

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.

The legal foundation was laid in 1993, when Belgium adopted new laws to comply with the Geneva Conventions, which codify the laws of war and give signatories the right and obligation to try war crimes and crimes against humanity.

The clothes retailer Supergroup was also among the signatories of the letter to the chancellor.

But the signatories to the letter said the army's response had been "grossly disproportionate".

The signatories of the letter called the military out for its "presumptive ban" on Sikhs.

The signatories included the actors Mark Ruffalo and Emma Thompson, and the writers Caryl Churchill, Naomi Klein and Margaret Atwood.

In 1981 he was one of the signatories of the Limehouse declaration that began the SDP.