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The signatories want to revive the region’s relationship with America with two big moves.

A copy of signed and validated labor contract should be offered to signatories.

A board resolution which appoints the authorized signatories (we prepare it).

At first the Vatican reacted coolly, but Pope Benedict XVI eventually agreed to receive some of the signatories.

In fact, the manifesto is a declaration of values — values that the manifesto signatories choose to apply to software development.

More fundamentally, not all Global Zero's signatories are convinced that zero is either achievable nor necessarily desirable.

Usually, Model UN conferences require some minimum number of sponsors and signatories for a draft resolution to be approved.

One of the signatories was a senator whose appealingly husky voice may owe something to his own weakness for the weed-barack Obama.

A multilateral agreement where signatories would place into the public domain, or find other means of sharing at modest cost, the results of largely publicly funded research.

Now two environmental groups say that signatories to the agreement have failed to follow through on plans to conserve the global shark population.

They extended an invitation to join to other signatories, who have agreed to donate at least half of their wealth to charity during their lifetimes, or after their deaths.

Non-binding resolutions against defamation are bad enough; a UN treaty on race-plus-religion would have legal force, at least for its signatories, and give heart to theocrats.

This is where the UNFCCC's signatories, which include virtually every country in the world, join in a grand session in the Bella Centre's biggest halls to hammer out a treaty.