Sentence examples for third signatory from inspiring English sources

A third signatory was the consulting arm of the Getulio Vargas Foundation, one of Brazil's most prestigious think tanks.

Tolya Poroshko, the Young Communist League organizer for their class and the third signatory required for their references, along with a representative of their trade union and the university administrator, announced for all to hear that he was prepared to sign anything as long as it included the line "Takes no part whatsoever in the social and political life of the faculty".

It took another five months of arguing over the Reichsmark-Yen-exchange rate and additional talks with the third signatory, the Italian government, until the "Treaty on Economic Cooperation" was signed on 20 January 1943.

So when Kristian Levring, the fourth signatory of the Dogma manifesto, completes his first Dogma film ("The King Is Alive"), will the experiment be over?

To drum up support, a petition was placed inside the park for visitors to sign over the next year — the first signatory was the Hong Kong movie star Jackie Chan, who reportedly will be the spokesman for the cause.

Her trenchant criticisms of Vladimir Putin's autocracy – she was the first signatory of the "Putin Must Go" manifesto last March – was echoing as recently as last Thursday at a conference of reformists in Moscow.

In August, Mr Osborne, who as shadow Chancellor was the first signatory to a 25,000-name petition against the scheme, wrote to a constituent to tell them that he had met Brunner Mond executives to explain his opposition to the plant and that it posed a threat to the "environment and people's quality of life".

Since then, China has continued to increase its stock of nuclear-armed missiles, North Korea has launched rockets that could be armed, while in 2014 Russia became the first signatory of the non-proliferation treaty to openly brandish the threat of nuclear weapon use as a warning in Ukraine.

From the first signatory in late 2014, 140 mayors of cities large and small have signed the Pledge.

While the bill was enthusiastically received by various politicians, many (including its first signatory, Senator Luigi Manconi of the center-left Democratic Party) expressed "serious doubts and dissatisfaction with the text".

While the bill was enthusiastically received by various politicians, many (including its first signatory senator Luigi Manconi of centre-left Democratic Party) expressed "serious doubts and dissatisfaction with the text".