Sentence examples for subscribing countries from inspiring English sources

The Kyoto Protocol states that subscribing countries should promote a sustainable policy in order to reduce the impact of agriculture on climate change, and, thus, invite to draft national or regional programs to reduce GHG emissions also from agriculture [1].

Under the treaty, the subscribing countries, which include China, the United States and most other Western nations, agree that when a theft is proved, the object must be returned, in some cases with compensation to unknowing buyers.

Nor, I suspect is Netflix worried about people who subscribe from countries where its service isn't available.

This includes things like table and charts with data like unique device counts for a selected time period, total time listened, time per device, average consumption, devices subscribed, top countries, and more.

If you already subscribe to Country Folks, you'll automatically receive SFQ four times a year at no extra cost.

Every country subscribing to the ICD system uses it in varying degrees.

The Charm business did a gross business of 7 million last year with 515,000 women all over the country subscribing.

The preamble stated that one of the main purposes of the organization was to "facilitate the future establishment of a wider multilateral association for abolition of customs barriers". More specifically, EFTA was meant to liberalize trade with the six Common Market countries without subscribing to the commitments of political character embodied in the Treaty of Rome.

Since 1991, the Center has produced bulletins for use in worship services called, "Canticles for Creation". Each bulletin provides subscribing congregations across the country with information, spiritual reflection, and ideas for action on a specific environmental issue.

The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change to which 192 countries currently subscribe explicitly exempts the developing countries from mitigation commitments.

Most countries subscribed to the Convention, but not the United States or Russia.