Sentence examples for which signatories from inspiring English sources

Expulsion from the Council of Europe, the body to which signatories of the convention belong, seems unlikely.

The document outlined the steps that need to be taken to stop animal poaching, which signatories agreed needs to be treated as a serious crime.

Awareness-raising is one of the measures which signatories to the European Landscape Convention are expected to realise, yet it is unclear what awareness-raising entails when related to an ambiguous subject such as landscape.

One sore point for many is Princeton's unwillingness to sign the American College & University Presidents Climate Commitmentt (PCC), in which signatories pledge to make their campuses carbon neutral and increase sustainability programs and awareness.

By halting extradition proceedings the home secretary was in danger of breaching international law and conventions under which signatories undertook to provide each other with the widest measure of "mutual assurance" in extradition proceedings.

Iraq has not signed the convention, but it did sign the Geneva Protocol of 1925, in which signatories deny themselves first use of chemical weapons and some reserve the right to retaliate in kind.

Overseas administration, however, is turned over to educational foundations in which signatory governments and their academic communities participate; some other governments share the program's costs with the United States.

This goes much further than the European convention, which only gets round to the subject of elections in its additional protocols, in which signatory states pledge to ensure "the free expression of the people in the choice of the legislature".

Though several countries were unable to attain this goal, the importance of public expenditures in agriculture was recognized in the Malabo Declaration of 2014, in which signatory nations re-committed to the 10% goal.

The public underinvestment in agriculture, and the sector's importance to economic growth and poverty alleviation, particularly in Africa, was acknowledged in the African Union's Maputo Declaration of 2003, under which signatory nations committed to allocate 10% of government expenditures to agriculture and rural development.

"It's very difficult to do what Mr Clarke indicated he would like to do when he's chairman of the relative body, because there are 47 signatories in Europe which are signatories to the European convention as well as ourselves.