Sentence examples for with signatory from inspiring English sources

The disclosure is also required of United States residents with signatory power over or a financial interest in at least 50percentt of a foreign account.

Every single factory has revealed critical issues that must be dealt with as a condition of doing business with signatory brands in future.

In 1993, before NAFTA, our combined trade deficit with signatory countries Mexico and Canada was about $32 billion.

The pact would even elevate corporations to equal status with signatory governments allowing them to privately enforce their new rights be suing government in foreign tribunals to demand taxpayer compensation for policies that undermine the companies' expected future profits.

The modern Wada, said Pound's commission, has favoured consensus over confrontation and is "unduly tentative with signatories in requiring compliance and timely action".

The price on Smalls' head, put at £1m during the late 1970s with signatories including the Kray twins, was lifted yesterday with the news he had died at the age of 72 while still under the protection of the police.

Based on conversations with signatories and other sympathisers, your correspondent would venture that they include the following: devolving power and funding to city regions and their LEPs, breaking up the hegemonic Treasury, new measures of economic achievement and a broader shift from short-term, department-based budgets to long-term, place-based ones.

When the People's Assembly was set up, in February 2013, with an open letter to the Guardian – with signatories including John Pilger, Ken Loach and the then lesser known backbencher Jeremy Corbyn – its stated aim was "to develop a strategy for resistance to mobilise millions of people against the Con Dem government".

One of the letters, with signatories including the European Academies Science Advisory Councill, Sense About Science and the Royal Institution, states: "Policy makers or lobbyists who seek to remove scientists because they don't like their findings or advice do so at the peril of their citizens".

The letter represented a united Democratic position on Iraq, with signatories ranging from Nancy Pelosi to Joseph Biden, but the common front came at the expense of common sense: if American troops start leaving no matter what Iraqis do, with what additional leverage will the U.S. compel them to do what they haven't yet done?

The lack of a compatible divisor for those countries with signatories outside the UK means that they are excluded from this study, which just concentrates on the 650 WPCs.