Open Skies, meanwhile, is a multilateral treaty that allows signatories to fly unarmed observation flights over other signatories' territory.
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One of the signatories, in a text message, said State Department signatories were trying to figure out what to do.
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The treaty, which has been in effect since 85033, allows the pact's 34 signatories to fly unarmed observation flights over the entire territory of other signatories.
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The treaty, which has been in effect since 2002, allows the pact's 34 signatories to fly unarmed observation flights over the entire territory of other signatories.
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The 2002 treaty allows the pact's 34 signatories, including the United States and Russia, to fly unarmed observation flights over the entire territory of other signatories.
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This 2002 agreement, to which 34 countries, but not China, are signatories, has enabled reconnaissance flights over signatories' territory to monitor and photograph their respective armed forces.
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The US believes that Russian violations of the treaty, which allows signatories to conduct observation flights over other signatories&apos territory, as well as other technology make it obsolete.
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About the treaty: The 2002 treaty allows the pact's 34 signatories, including the United States and Russia, to fly unarmed observation flights over the entire territory of other signatories.
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At issue is the Open Skies Treaty, which allows the pact's 34 signatories, including the United States and Russia, to fly unarmed observation flights over the entire territory of other signatories.
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The TPP's "entry into force" provision allows the agreement to go into effect only if all of the "original signatories" have domestically implemented the agreement, or if at least six of the "original signatories" that account for at least 28500 percent of the combined gross domestic product of the original signatories in 6900 have domestically implemented the agreement.
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The list of signatories has since grown to 256 fellows.
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Signatories include artists Antony Gormley, Anish Kapoor, and Rachel Whiteread.
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Eight of the signatories, including America, have not ratified it.
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The total number of Giving Pledge signatories now numbers 204.
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The Standing Rock Sioux tribe is among the treaty's signatories.
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The letter's signatories included multiple committee ranking Democrats, including Rep.
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The group of signatories was put together by Maj. Gen.
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The petition, which has over 200 signatories, also asked AnitaB.
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The more than 1,000 signatories included U.S. philosopher Noam Chomsky.
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Other celebrity signatories included Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak and Slavoj Žižek.
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Six of the signatories are seeking higher office, including Rep.
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In fact, it just had two of those signatories – Reps.
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The signatories identified themselves as former prosecutors and attorneys general.
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Many signatories have shared their own memories of the Starbucks.
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Together, the signatories are a quarter of the global economy.
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Now, signatories are opening the door for China to join.
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European signatories argue that ending it would only help Russia.
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According to The Verge, the letter now has 300 signatories.
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Governments were outnumbered by companies and nongovernmental groups as signatories.
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Both Russia and the US are signatories to the treaty.
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The signatories of Monday's letter represent some prominent party names.
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Along with Vela, signatories of the new letter were Reps.
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All signatories are Democrats except for one — moderate Republican Sen.
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Both Malaysia and North Korea are signatories to the pact.
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Two of the 11 signatories to that manifesto were women.
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The signatories included winners of pageants from 1948 to 2017.
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The European signatories, meanwhile, are desperate to keep the deal afloat.
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EU signatories to the ambassadors' letter are mostly from northern Europe.
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Here's the full list of the new billionaire signatories announced Tuesday.
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Trump delivered an ultimatum to the European signatories on Jan. 12.
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It has five other signatories: Britain, France, Germany, Russia and China.
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Yet the measures the signatories vowed to adopt were comparatively modest.
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Signatories to the letter say the need to act is urgent.
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America is the most unruly of the Paris agreement's 197 signatories.
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Virtually none of the signatories is based in a Muslim country.
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"We are very disappointed by this dismissive response," the signatories wrote.
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Here's the full list of signatories: Affirm Airbnb Amalgamated Bank Amazon.
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Collins's website provides the full list of signatories to the letter.
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The signatories included Google, Microsoft, Shell and BP. Read more here.
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Other signatories included the American Library Association, Internews and Access Now.
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The leaders of Turkey, Pakistan and Iran were among the signatories.
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Other signatories include Amazon, Cloudflare, Yahoo and several technology trade organizations.
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He said that among the signatories, "some will vote for" Mrs.
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The other signatories would, quite properly, resent a unilateral American withdrawal.
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Among the signatories: Kevin Hassett, then at the American Enterprise Institute.
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He alienated the other signatories by abandoning the agreement last year.
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Other signatories include key Democrats on intelligence and national security committees.
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With the principles finalized, the signatories can start thinking about accountability.
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These are complex issues involving all seven signatories of the deal.
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Among the 58 signatories on the letter are retired Marine Gen.
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"Raising the gas tax is a bad idea," the signatories wrote.
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Let's see … what would TPP require of Mexico and other signatories?
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In response to Hyperallergic's inquiry, a group of the original signatories of the letter sent the following statement: The Armenian cultural workers who drafted this open letter, and its over 100 signatories, called for a response.
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The signatories were all from authoritarian regimes with dodgy human-rights records.
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That quest, Milner and the signatories hoped, would answer that existential query.
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Since then, Tokyo has spearheaded a revised pact with the remaining signatories.
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The other signatories to the deal will see America as the aggressor.
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Capito, one of the signatories of this letter, told Politico last month.
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China and Russia are not signatories; America has yet to ratify it.
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For some signatories, accepting the deal would mean significantly overhauling their laws.
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The signatories of this letter demand that you take sexual harassment seriously.
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According to the letter's signatories the allegations are creating a new "puritanism".
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Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Egypt are not signatories of the CERD convention.
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As of press time, the petition had garnered more than 100 signatories.
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We will then continue engagement and seek additional signatories to the call.
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The trade deal becomes effective when ratified by six of the signatories.
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It was unclear how of much GE stock the letter's signatories hold.
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Correction: This article has been updated to correct the number of signatories.
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Among the signatories was Salesforce's Marc Benioff, who also took to Twitter.
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In the letter released on Tuesday, signatories -- which include leaders of MoveOn.
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Signatories of the letter include Saudi Arabia, Syria, North Korea, and Russia.
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The signatories said they would oppose any bill that included the provision.
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As of mid-afternoon Wednesday, the petition had 15 signatories, mostly moderates.
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Many signatories like Amazon contract out some important aspects of their businesses.
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Abandoning a nuclear weapons control agreement with Iran, which European signatories favored.
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The other signatories to the deal have vowed to stand by it.
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The signatories issued Google with four demands on Monday:Zero emissions by 2030.
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The House of Commons's website does not check if signatories are human.
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Signatories promise to reject nuclear strategies and encourage others to follow suit.
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Macron has led the remaining signatories in attempting to salvage the deal.
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Among the 18,000 signatories are a host of intellectuals and Florentine bigwigs.
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He gave European signatories a May 12 deadline to fix the deal.
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Signatories on the letter include former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Gen.
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Britain, France and Germany, all signatories, have refrained from acting so far.
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At least two signatories said they were asked to sign nondisclosure agreements.
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Yet, for many signatories, endorsing BDS is not a simple checklist event.
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Peace agreements that include women among the signatories are more likely to last.
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MacKenzie Bezos was one of 19 new Giving Pledge signatories announced on Tuesday.
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First, it's worth taking a quick look at the signatories to the letter.
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Most Republican voters have no idea who the signatories to this letter are.
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On Saturday, American officials attended a meeting of 30 Paris signatories in Montreal.
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The other signatories, Britain, China, France, Germany and Russia, want to save it.
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Cory Booker, Al Franken, Tim Kaine and Patrick Leahy are among the signatories.
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The issue has drawn rare bipartisan support, with signatories including Massachusetts Democrat Sen.
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The signatories warn that the wall spells bad news for the area's nature.
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Only one of the 12 signatories to the House letter, Florida GOP Rep.
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The GCC states are not signatories to the U.N.'s 1951 Refugee Convention.
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Put simply, the signatories seem to represent a cross section of the Senate.
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Currently, all but two nations -- Syria and Nicaragua -- are signatories to the accord.
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The letter, as posted by The Hill and Engadget, has 58 total signatories.
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Who signed: Most of the signatories served during the Obama or Clinton administrations.
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The other signatories, including Europe, China and Russia, continue to support the deal.
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The majority of signatories are German brands, including sportswear giants Adidas and Puma.
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In our industry's equivalent of Brexit, two large signatories have exited the agreement.
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The letter's signatories included Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey and Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi.
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However, the largest Air France pilots' union, SNPL, was not among the signatories.
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China has also strongly supported the deal and is one of its signatories.
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The letter now has about 100 signatories, including those of former Cabinet officials.
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Both are also signatories to the Vienna Convention's rules regarding settlement of disputes.
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The move needs a majority of 43 signatories to force a fresh contest.
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The other signatories have indicated that they hope to salvage the nuclear deal.
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Eventually the Geck had also become signatories, and much more recently the Rrrrrr.
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Signatories from all corners of the national security community spoke up, Shapiro said.
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"You can't have the revolution without the revolve!" wrote one of the signatories.
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"You can't force signatories or put them on the clock," Mr. O'Connor said.
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Canada is the last of the three signatories to formally adopt the pact.
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The choice of signatories in the power-sharing agreement was heavy with symbolism.
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You can read the entire letter, and see the list of signatories here.
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Kaine was one of four Senate Democrats signatories on the letter, including Sen.
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The European signatories to the nuclear deal proved incapable of offering much relief.
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The signatories include corporate heavyweights like Netflix, Ikea, Starbucks, Tesla, Target and Facebook.
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The signatories call for a structural change in the museum's sexual harassment policy.
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Signatories hail from those committees, as well as the Congressional LGBT Equality Caucus.
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There are no Chinese or Russian companies on the list of initial signatories.
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That could push European signatories to support a snapback of United Nations sanctions.
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CNN has reached out to some of the letter's signatories for additional comment.
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An open letter calling for the article's retraction gathered more than 500 signatories.
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Today, the Montreal Protocol includes 196 signatories, and it appears to be working.
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Randgold, which is representing the seven signatories of the letter, declined to comment.
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He noted that one of the signatories, the Soviet Union, no longer exists.
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Their statement said the signatories had served in the administrations of both parties.
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BDS signatories are only constrained from working with state-funded institutions in Israel.
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At 215 signatories, it requires three more to force votes on the floor.
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David L. McGinnis, one of the signatories, said in an interview with Reuters.
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All the signatories of Monday's letter had terms set to expire in May.
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A petition asking Mattel not to release the Aristotle gained more than 17,000 signatories.
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What Iran wants is our interests to be guaranteed by its non-American signatories.
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The letter&aposs signatories, including former Democratic National Committee Chairperson Donna Brazile, the Rev.
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The code also only envisages signatories meeting annually to discuss how things are going.
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Workers' and farmers' rights groups made up roughly a fifth of the statement's signatories.
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Broadly, the NPT is a deal between five recognised nuclear powers and other signatories.
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But other non-tech companies like Levi's, Warby Parker, and Chobani were also signatories.
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The treaty then languished and failed to gain more than a handful of signatories.
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More signatories are expected following the official launch in a few months, Parker said.
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The government's website hosts some 2,700 petitions on the matter, one with 6m signatories.
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Giegel and six other signatories of the May letter still work at the company.
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Despite these threats, the other signatories have insisted it can continue without the Washington.
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The 46 signatories were all from the House of Representatives, and most were Republican.
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Poynter has published all signatories applications and assessments for anyone who feels like looking.
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Now that is a letter which AIPAC and its "100 signatories" ought to submit.
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The letter's signatories included the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the Business Software Alliance.
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The vast majority of the letter's signatories served during the Obama or Clinton administrations.
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UK politicians are among the signatories of a message of solidarity with Democratic Reps.
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Under the new guidelines, all signatories must comply with the penalties imposed by WADA.
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The signatories of the letter were judges appointed by both Democratic and Republican governors.
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These examples of actions against workers taken by signatories are not unusual or outliers.
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Rouhani is due to meet the remaining signatories of the deal Friday in Vienna.
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The signatories outlined clear core objections to Trump's foreign policy views articulated thus far.
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Their signatories include members of the armed services committees in both houses of Congress.
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The signatories are bipartisan: 32 are Democrats, ten are Republicans, and two are independents.
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Instead, the signatories of the Care2 petition want the draft to be abolished altogether.
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The signatories, notably, include 11 House Republicans, signaling growing bipartisan support for the NEA.
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Signatories include scientists from universities around the world such as Harvard, Columbia, and Rio.
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The letter initially went relatively unnoticed, despite the prominence of some of its signatories.
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Some signatories told Recode that they had preexisting policies that were merely not public.
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The other signatories - Britain, France, Germany, Russia and China - remain committed to the accord.
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Signatories include former Turner Prize winners like Antony Gormley, Anish Kapoor, and Rachel Whiteread.
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To the European signatories of the deal, this shift posed a major strategic problem.
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It now has 206 signatories from 23 countries, whose commitments total over $500 billion.
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Instead, the signatories of the Care85033 petition want the draft to be abolished altogether.
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Currently, 138 states are signatories but only 123 are considered parties to the treaty.
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Chinese officials cancelled a bilateral event in Beijing with Albania, another of the signatories.
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The sanctions measure received 16 votes in favor from signatories of the Rio Treaty.
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If the deal falls apart with the other signatories, Iran could resume nuclear testing.
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First, echoing the PRI's threat to eject 50 laggard signatories, boot out unworthy members.
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The other signatories - Germany, France, Britain, Russia and China remain committed to the deal.
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As of Wednesday afternoon, Denham officially had 204 signatories, including more than 20 Republicans.
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The signatories include the CEOs of Reddit, Slack, Tumblr, Techstars, Rent the Runway and Giphy.
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Less than 5 percent of the 1,454 signatories to the U.N. PRI are in Asia.
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In October, Trump accused some signatories to the nuclear deal of profiteering from the accord.
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In fact, some signatories believe it's the opposite: a signal of good things to come.
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So that means the signatories to the deal are not clear on where it applies.
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Reuters reports them complaining that signatories have not offered measurable objectives to monitor the implementation.
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An international agreement reached in Paris in 2015 committed signatories to cutting fossil fuel use.
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Business signatories included the CEOs of Equinor, Nokia, Storebrand, Telenor, Telia, Vestas, SAS and Yara.
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Yet it is unlikely that the other signatories will be able to meet Iran's demands.
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Britain, France and Germany are co-signatories of the deal along with Russia and China.
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European signatories to the deal have looked to tackle those issues separately to the agreement.
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This one will come into force only when it has been ratified by 22 signatories.
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The remaining signatories - Russia, China, Germany France and Britain - are trying to salvage the accord.
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Many see the rules that bind signatories to trade pacts as an affront to democracy.
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The signatories include past winners of the Nobel Prize in medicine, chemistry, physics, and economics.
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The signatories were mostly European countries as well as Australia, the United States and Canada.
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Syria and Nicaragua are the only countries in the U.N. group that are not signatories.
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All seven signatories of the Proclamation and eight other leaders were executed in early May.
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Signatories to the letter claim that the union's position was taken without consulting its members.
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Recall, first, the signatories: France, Germany, Britain, Russia, China and, of course, the United States.
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The top signatories include former CIA Director Michael Hayden, former National Security Agency Director Gen.
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The signatories include a number of names who served in the Obama administration with Biden.
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The letter's signatories said the shutdown hinders their ability to request information on the subject.
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The letter's signatories wanted House members to know that conservatives support their tax overhaul efforts.
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" He added that "Tehran will cooperate with EU signatories of the deal to save it.
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Among the deal's signatories, China is likely to resist any unilateral American action, experts said.
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Europe should make common cause with Russia, China and other signatories that prize the JCPOA.
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We talked about the Giving Pledge, the fact that 200 signatories is a big deal.
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What the pledge very carefully does not ask signatories to do is to cut spending.
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Many of the individual signatories have already begun working towards a low carbon future individually.
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"We are being taken to the cleaners by countries that are not signatories," he said.
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A number of the group's signatories, like Polman, are not members of the U.S. organization.
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As for climate change, he urged that "signatories should stick to" the Paris climate agreement.
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However, he noted, the U.S. is only one of six international signatories to the deal.
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"Every single man you see here was executed," Leech said, pointing to the signatories' names.
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The signatories agreed to a cease-fire, but, the report noted, real peace remained elusive.
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The proclamation immediately drew more than 500 signatories, including employees at Google, Apple and Microsoft.
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More than 14,000 signatories have endorsed an effort to remove Trump from Twitter on Change.
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Among the signatories were scientist Stephen Hawking, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak and Elon Musk.
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The letter's signatories also include 17 members of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC), including Reps.
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"Expressionless" signatories agreed to a cease-fire, but, the report noted, real peace remained elusive.
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" According to the letter's signatories, the real estate scion is "wildly inconsistent and unmoored in principle.
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The remaining signatories are former Justice Department appointees, the majority of whom served in Democratic administrations.
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Other countries are able to develop missiles banned under the treaty because they are not signatories.
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The post implied that all 50 signatories supported Moore despite the recent accusations of sexual misconduct.
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European signatories have said they have no intention of leaving the deal even if America does.
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Some of the letter's signatories, such as Sanders, are just now coming around to marijuana legalization.
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Germany, along with fellow European signatories France and Britain, has vowed to preserve the Iran deal.
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The signatories, who included former President Nicolas Sarkozy, argued the verses "spread violent and antisemitic ideas".
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IRAN'S ZARIF SAYS TEHRAN WILL COOPERATE WITH EUROPEAN SIGNATORIES OF 2015 NUCLEAR DEAL TO SAVE IT
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Among its signatories was a fellow graduating student with a shock of unkempt hair, Emmanuel Macron.
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But Iran has an interest in preserving the deal and keeping the other signatories on board.
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Three EU members—Britain, France and Germany—are co-signatories, along with America, Russia and China.
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Still, Block insists his group, which he says had garnered several thousand signatories, is narrowly focused.
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The US and the Philippines are co-signatories of a mutual defense pact, signed in 1951.
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Other co-signatories are trying to salvage the deal and shield Iran from renewed U.S. sanctions.
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The list of signatories is in an alternate order—the name John Hancock isn't listed first.
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Among the signatories on the open letter was New York Post op-ed editor Sohrab Ahmari.
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Sedat Peker, an ultranationalist leader and former crime boss, has threatened the signatories of the declaration.
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"The signatories have etched their names in ignominy throughout all of future history," Saenz went on.
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An online petition launched by Peka Malaysia also had almost reached its target of 200,000 signatories.
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The top signatories include former CIA director Michael Hayden, former National Security Agency (NSA) director Gen.
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If all House Democrats sign it, it would need 2628 Republican signatories to force a vote.
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Iran believes the remaining signatories could do more to counter the fallout from the U.S. withdrawal.
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As well, WADA was explicitly charged with monitoring code compliance by its signatories, which include Russia.
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Kuwait and Bahrain, two other non-signatories, are known to have stripped political dissidents of citizenship.
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Whether this will weaken the resolve of signatories to the Paris agreement remains to be seen.
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Its signatories include many officials who served under Democratic presidents but also former Republican-era officials.
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The signatories include George Clooney, Ben Affleck, Daniel Craig, Justin Timberlake, Aziz Ansari and Zoe Saldana.
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Among the 181 signatories are the CEOs of Amazon, Apple, BlackRock, IBM, JPMorgan Chase, and Walmart.
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In addition, Tehran set a September 5 deadline for nuclear deal signatories to counter US sanctions.
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Bayartsogt was one of the signatories to the 2009 investment agreement that kickstarted Oyu Tolgoi's development.
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"We are signatories to a treaty of neutrality, also signed by the United States," he said.
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Several of the letter's signatories have a history of focusing on tech issues in Congress. Rep.
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Signatories also committed to acting to prevent foreign election interference and to protect civilians from cyberattacks.
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Signatories on Wednesday's letter included BP, Shell, Google and Microsoft, as well as other major companies.
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Among the signatories were de Beauvoir herself, Catherine Deneuve, Françoise Sagan, and all of Sartre's lovers.
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Signatories include college Republicans from states such as Texas, Oklahoma, Michigan, Vermont, Kansas, Idaho and Utah.
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Signatories included former Treasury secretaries and top economists who served the Obama, Bush, and Clinton administrations.
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All previous agreements contained one big loophole: Sudan had not been among their signatories or guarantors.
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Non-signatories with significant constituencies, particularly in the breadbasket region of Equatoria, remain outside the agreement.
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The signatories to the letter said even if a group of Rohingyas was behind the Oct.
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The list of signatories includes major employers across many industries, including retail, tech, tourism and communications.
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However, the remaining signatories to the 2015 nuclear pact have called for restraint from both sides.
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Signatories must ensure that when they regulate they do so in the least trade distorting manner.
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More than 190 countries — most of the countries on the planet — are signatories to the agreement.
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The majority of the signatories are European countries, small island states, or rich cities or regions.
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Last November, signatories of a United Nations convention on biodiversity noted "uncertainties regarding engineered gene drives".
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Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel (D) announced the new signatories, which include Louisville, Ky.; San Jose, Calif.
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Although that letter stops short of asking for a specific solution, one of the signatories, Rep.
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Rouhani is specifically appealing to France, Germany and U.K., the remaining EU signatories to the deal.
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As of Tuesday, May 29, the petition officially had 213 signatories, including more than 20 Republicans.
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The signatories write that a "moral, ethical and economic responsibility" exists to impose a wealth tax.
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The signatories are diverse, identifying as "Conservative, Reform, Reconstructionist, Orthodox, Humanist, and secular," according to JFREJ.
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All of the deal's signatories were in compliance with it until Trump exited it in 2018.
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Signatories to the pledge don't have to announce where they'll direct their donations, but Delo did.
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Moreover, if the target's arguments were as flawed as the signatories claim, they could simply be rebutted.
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Signatories included the Pembina Institute, the Canadian Geothermal Energy Association and privately held wind developer Greengate Power.
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S. signatories will be unable to fully compensate Tehran financially for the re-imposition of U.S. sanctions.
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Signatories of IPOP included Wilmar, Cargill, Golden Agri-Resources, Asian Agri, Astra Agro Lestari and Musim Mas.
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Anyone can add their name to the list of signatories via this online version of the letter.
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There was little immediate reaction from the countries that are still signatories of the Iran nuclear deal.
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But it is in none of the signatories' interests to rip it up or roll it back.
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Notable signatories included Keira Knightley, Sir Patrick Stewart, Sir John Hurt, Benedict Cumberbatch and Helena Bonham Carter.
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"The list goes on," says Hsu, who's one of more than 60 co-signatories of today's article.
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The Republican signatories could also anger President Donald Trump, who last month said he deserved the prize.
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George HW Bush to vote for Clinton Many of the 30 signatories, including former New Hampshire Sen.
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The EU signatories warned Iran in a joint statement on May 9th that they "reject any ultimatums".
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The European signatories want to deter further Iranian escalation while keeping the teetering deal from collapsing entirely.
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Rouhani on Monday urged the remaining signatories to the nuclear agreement to act to save the pact.
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It has already organised a petition of more than 800,000 signatories against TfL's latest move against it.
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Last week, Iran notified the five remaining signatories that it would reduce some commitments under the accord.
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Two of its eight signatories, Senators Sheldon Whitehouse and Tom Udall, received no reply to a Feb.
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The signatories also will receive incentives ranging from emissions credits to faster approvals of pollution-reducing technology.
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But since signing the agreement, signatories have done little to work out what this means in practice.
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Some signatories are Republicans, some Democrats, and others are unaffiliated and even unregistered to vote, like me.
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Many corporate records filed by Skycom in Iran list signatories for its bank accounts in the country.
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It's important to note that effective treaties bind not just the United States but all the signatories.
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It says its signatories represent more than 130 million Americans and $6.2 trillion of annual economic output.
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Signatories of the Giving Pledge must be billionaires, if not for the money they are giving away.
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The two countries are key signatories to an agreement that aims to reduce supply and boost prices.
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Other signatories include the Center for Democracy and Technology, the Open Data Institute and Reporters Without Borders.
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According to interviews with many of the pledge's largest signatories, however, the numbers advertised at the Oct.
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Trump's withdrawal has left the deal's future in question, with the European signatories scrambling to save it.
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Other signatories included Apple, Facebook and Charlotte-based Bank of America, the largest corporation in North Carolina.
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The Open Skies Treaty was originally signed in 1992 by the US, Russia, and 22 other signatories.
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It requires signatories to give each other notice 72 hours before flying observational missions over their airspace.
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Other signatories to the letter include singer Paloma Faith, designer Vivienne Westwood and writer John Le Carre.
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Other signatories include Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, and Oracle founder Larry Ellison.
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And China, as do all its fellow signatories, except the US, remains deeply committed to the pact.
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The remaining signatories to the TPP are in Australia this week discussing ways to salvage the deal.
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The other signatories to the deal, including the EU, Russia and China, are sticking with the accord.
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Only one of the signatories to the letter votes in line with the White House less often.
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And the other signatories to the JCPOA, with the notable exception of America, agree with that assessment.
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Only one of the signatories to the letter votes in-line with the White House less often.
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The idea is that, even after it goes into effect, the rest of the signatories will ratify.
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Trump ridiculed the deal and unilaterally abandoned it last year over the objections of the other signatories.
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Ultimately, the wealthier signatories to the accord will be legally obligated to lead the charge against HFCs.
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"Either Secretary Clinton or Mr. Trump will occupy the White House," the Trek Against Trump signatories wrote.
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This strategy does not fully recognize how the U.S. has checkmated the other signatories on this issue.
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The pledge binds signatories to oppose all increases in marginal income tax rates for individuals and businesses.
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Consider, for example, the case of Stanford's John Taylor (one of the signatories of that open letter).
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France and other European signatories to the nuclear deal have said they wanted to save the accord.
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"When we started, 20 enlightened, mostly European investor signatories signed onto our disclosure request," Ms. DiPerna said.
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Britain, France and Germany, all signatories to the agreement, are watching Mr. Trump's deliberations with deepening concern.
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After the letter's publication, Mr. Lepage and Ms. Mnouchkine met with the signatories to discuss the production.
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They were among only six of the 56 returning incumbent Democratic women absent from the letter's signatories.
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The treaty considers an attack on any of the signatories to be an attack on them all.
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Signatories included the American Civil Liberties Union, Center for Democracy and Technology, Amnesty International and Access Now.
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Soon after, the police detained and interrogated hundreds of signatories, searched their residences and confiscated personal belongings.
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The White House has made clear that such letters disqualified the signatories from roles within the Pentagon.
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France, the UK, China, and Russia, Germany, and the European Union were also signatories to the deal.
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The other signatories of the deal include Germany, the United Kingdom, the European Union, China, and Russia.
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Hun Sen said calls for the original signatories to be reconvened were "out of date and impossible".
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The letter's signatories include influential conservative groups like Americans for Tax Reform, FreedomWorks and Americans for Prosperity.
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Trump, meanwhile, is threatening to scuttle the Iran nuclear deal, over the objections of all other signatories.
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The signatories to Monday's letter did not specify their exact contribution, or how they would meet it.
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On Monday evening, Mr. Rouhani got a boost from the remaining signatories of the Iran nuclear accord.
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Shamkhani said European signatories to the nuclear deal had not done enough to save it, Shamkhani said.
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And so we end up with very vague suggestions in the code like: Only slightly less vague and woolly is a commitment that signatories will "put in place clear policies regarding identity and the misuse of automated bots" on the signatories' services, and "enforce these policies within the EU".
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While that would be a nightmare for environmentalists, it's unlikely that all Paris signatories would abandon their pledges.
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There's no enforcement mechanism involved in signing, which means that signatories technically aren't obligated to give anything away.
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Some signatories worked among the highest ranks of the Department of Justice while others worked on the line.
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The deal does not include the US, but both Japan and Australia -- signatories to the TPP -- are involved.
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Signatories also include officials from Americans for Limited Government, Frontiers of Freedom and Writers Guild of America West.
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" Signatories of the Statement state that they "will not submit to, review, or edit for this new journal.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Wednesday that he expects European signatories to fulfil their obligations under agreement.
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It warns that if signatories make free-trade deals with "non-market" economies the agreement could be terminated.
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Meanwhile, signatories of the pro-Trump petition are concentrated in Brexiteer bastions: Boston, Clacton and Grimsby, for example.
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All the other 194 signatories are sticking with it, and hope America will one day rejoin the fold.
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Last week, Iran notified the five remaining signatories that it would reduce some commitments under the 2015 deal.
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Tehran has threatened to abandon the nuclear pact unless other signatories act to rein in the United States.
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Signatories include the chief executive of bookstore chain Waterstones and the former boss of supermarket Sainsbury's Justin King.
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Of the other signatories only China, the biggest buyer of Iranian oil, is able to brush this off.
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RE100, an alliance of companies that includes Facebook and Apple, has 161 signatories with 100%-renewable-electricity targets.
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Other signatories, including Britain, France and Germany, have tried to convince Mr Trump to stay in the agreement.
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Other signatories of the nuclear deal have been trying to save the accord since Trump exited the pact.
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It features an open letter endorsed by 48 signatories, quoting some grim statistics about trans life in America.
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Instead, on August 16th, trade representatives of the three signatories gathered in Washington, DC, to renegotiate the pact.
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This means signatories to the convention (which most countries are) cannot permit them to be imported or exported.
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"Justice for [Daenerys's] character assassination and the characters' poorly rushed story arcs," exclaimed one of the petition's signatories.
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So far, the signatories represent nearly 10% of the company's estimated employee base (which does not include drivers).
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The deal, originally between 15 central banks, capped the amount signatories could sell each year, stabilising the market.
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USMCA requires its three signatories to maintain labor laws in line with international standards, and to enforce them.
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The signatories of the letter were all staunch opponents of former President Obama's efforts to close the facility.
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Burr is among the signatories of Norquist's "Taxpayer Protection Pledge," which commits lawmakers to oppose net tax increases.
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More than 100 countries joined the treaty as signatories but not North Korea nor its key ally China.
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But signatories to the letter argue the company's heavily PR'ed political ad transparency measures don't go far enough.
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Three of the United States' closest allies, Britain, France and Germany, are all signatories to the Iran deal.
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The White House is demanding the elimination of these clauses, while Iran and European signatories oppose their removal.
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He has given the European signatories a May 12 deadline to "fix the terrible flaws" of the deal.
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Melanie and Richard are signatories to the Giving Pledge, promising to give away more than half their wealth.
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"It is unusual for a dissent channel message to have as many signatories as this one," Kirby acknowledged.
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But for Deneuve and the other signatories of the letter, including writers and journalists, this went too far.
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The other signatories to the deal, including France, the UK and Germany, have vowed to stand by it.
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The signatories included former Treasury secretaries, Fed chairs, and top economists that served the last three presidential administrations.
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China and Russia were both signatories to the 2015 nuclear agreement and have opposed Mr. Trump's Iran policies.
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The petition, never publicly exhibited until now, was organized by the local grocer and had 29 other signatories.
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The other signatories argue that it is the best chance at slowing, and ultimately ending, Iran's nuclear ambitions.
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Vatican officials hope to increase the number of signatories for its AI ethics initiative in the coming months.
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Another of the signatories to the deal, Minerva, also pointed to the intractable problems in the supply chain.
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The signatories want a revised scenario for achieving these targets to form the centerpiece of the next outlook.
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People familiar with the organization know this, as reflected in a statement of support from scores of signatories.
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But, he said, Cargill had always understood the declaration to give all signatories until 2030 to tackle deforestation.
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Fourth, the remaining signatories to the JCPOA view the nuclear deal as a means to counter American unilateralism.
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The strike was announced in an op-ed at The Guardian, with eight signatories, including Rasmea Yousef Odeh.
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Other notable signatories include the American Heart Association and the publisher of the New England Journal of Medicine.
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It also said the signatories did not want to prejudge the conclusions Congress may reach in the inquiry.
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Of the other signatories, only China, the biggest buyer of Iranian oil, is able to brush this off.
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The signatories plan to wear black, which is notoriously difficult to photograph, to the Golden Globes on Sunday.
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The WADA code establishes anti-doping regulations that must be followed and enforced by its signatories, including RUSADA.
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Signatories of the open letter include Hilton Als, Ta-Nehisi Coates, Jerry Saltz, Peter Schjeldahl, and Amy Taubin.
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The other remaining signatories, Russia and China, are allies of Iran and unlikely to make such a move.
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A number of the letter's signatories confirmed with Hyperallergic that the letter has circulated around the museum's staff.
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The list of 100+ signatories provided to Hyperallergic included a number of prominent curators, educators, and other staff.
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Four senior Democratic lawmakers said on Tuesday they believe the Trump administration is considering withdrawing from the Open Skies Treaty, which allows the US, Russia, and other signatories to make unarmed surveillance flights over other signatories' territory, arguing this would benefit Russia and undermine confidence in the US commitment to Ukraine.
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Correction: The article previously stated the wrong number of signatories to the petition for Mattel not to release Aristotle.
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Those three UN drug control treaties date back to 1053 and Canada is currently among 185 signatories to them.
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Some signatories were anti-Western autocracies which can be relied upon to rally round anyone that the West criticises.
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The fatwa's 38 signatories include independent scholars, religious officials from Jabhat al-Nusra and Ahrar al-Sham, and others.
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Meanwhile, government signatories are agreeing to provide more guidance through legislation that would ban toxic content from social networks.
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The signatories may hope this will force her to stand down or else encourage a challenger to come forward.
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Its signatories argue that the underwater terrain creates a difficult viewing experience, especially for those new to the game.
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The signatories are also required to introduce laws governing minimum wages, hours of work and occupational safety and health.
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But the other signatories, including Britain, France and Germany, had urged Iran to continue to comply with the agreement.
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THE PARIS climate deal commits its signatories to cuts in climate-changing greenhouse-gas emissions over the coming decades.
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Today, given the challenge of getting consensus among 164 signatories, WTO members are increasingly turning to narrower, plurilateral agreements.
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Like many environmental treaties, it does not bind signatories to fulfil their obligations, merely enjoins them to do so.
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Signatories of the letter included the California Public Employees Retirement System and other pension funds from Sweden to Australia.
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The backdrop: The European signatories are working desperately to save the deal, which Hook acknowledged Iran had complied with.
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A decision to withhold a waiver would have effectively ended the deal between Iran and the other international signatories.
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Seven of the deal's 12 signatories are Asia Pacific nations: Japan, Malaysia, Vietnam, Singapore, Brunei, Australia, and New Zealand.
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There are only two nations in the world that are not signatories to the Paris Agreement: Nicaragua and Syria.
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Tehran has asked the other signatories, including Germany, Britain and France, to help protect its economy from U.S. sanctions.
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" It also states that signatories including the US shall be guided by the "principle of cooperation and mutual assistance.
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The British government has made attempts to save the deal alongside France and Germany, the two other European signatories.
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Attacking Trump's Middle East policy, the signatories urged the king to stand firm against any moves that harm Jordan.
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The letter has signatories who graduated from the Ivy League school over the last six decades through current students.
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The letter's signatories included trade groups such as the Computer and Communications Industry Association (CCIA) and the Internet Association.
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Signatories may also use the TPP as a springboard for new bilateral deals, Mexican Foreign Minister Luis Videgaray said.
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Signatories do not have common agendas, yielding agreements covering only a subset of issues that can be agreed upon.
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But developing countries, which comprise the vast majority of the pact's signatories, are required to make only sporadic communications.
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The tit-for-tat move by Iran drew condemnation from European signatories to Iran's nuclear accord with world powers.
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Foreign ministers from the five remaining signatories will discuss the European proposal with Iranian officials in Vienna on Friday.
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If the petition wins a majority of House members as signatories, it would force a vote on the floor.
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Denham and several other signatories on the petition are among the lawmakers seen as the most vulnerable this fall.
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It is no surprise that the signatories of this statement are some of the country's greatest opponents of abortion.
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Among the signatories was Malcolm Rifkind, who was Britain's foreign secretary in the build-up to Hong Kong's handover.
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The letter's signatories also include Turkey, Qatar, Japan, Australia, the European Union, Germany, Spain, the Netherlands, Canada and Italy.
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European signatories are trying to save the accord, which they see as crucial to forestalling an Iranian nuclear weapon.
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The other signatories to the nuclear deal, including the European Union, Russia and China, are sticking with the accord.
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Signatories also include Pinterest, Cloudflare, Automattic, GitHub, InterActiveCorp and its subsidiary Match Group, Patreon, Medium and the Wikimedia Foundation.
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Signatories included The Associated Press, Bloomberg, NBC News, The New York Times, Politico, USA Today, and The Washington Post.
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Signatories credited him with the airline's success and said they were afraid of the consequences if he is dismissed.
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The administration is well aware of the concerns held by the European signatories, one diplomat told CNN last week.
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The other signatories to the deal, France, Germany, Britain, Russia and China, said they would remain in the agreement.
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In Thursday's letter, the signatories said they were "appalled and alarmed" by the "wave of intimidation" against Ms. Brady.
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Accord inspectors regularly audit factories and share the reports with the factory owners, workers, and the clothing company signatories.
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The European signatories have an important factor in their favor: Tehran also doesn't want to see the deal's collapse.
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Signatories have no legal obligation to follow through on their promises, and it's hard to track their charitable donations.
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Iran could stay in the deal for now, if the remaining signatories can provide sufficient trade and investment benefits.
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Among the letter's signatories are senior diplomats who've served under Republican and Democratic presidents in posts around the world.
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All three of the company's co-founders — Demis Hassabis, Shane Legg, and Mustafa Suleyman — are signatories on the pledge.
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European signatories to the deal have scrambled to save it in the wake of Trump&aposs decision to withdraw.
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Facebook, Google, Amazon and Microsoft were all signatories to the brief, along with smaller companies like Slack and Evernote.
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The cease-fire, struck Saturday in Qatar, is a consummate compromise, one that leaves all signatories bloodied and skeptical.
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But Trump on Wednesday urged the deal's remaining signatories to abandon it and announced yet more sanctions on Tehran.
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Signatories on the letter spearheaded by the Information Technology Industry Council include Silicon Valley-backed immigration advocacy group Fwd.
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CANADIAN DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER CHRYSTIA FREELAND SAYS SIGNATORIES TO USMCA TRADE DEAL FACE "TOUGH CHALLENGE" TO GET TREATY RATIFIED
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Signatories included the watchdog group Public Citizen and End Citizens United, a group dedicated to overturning the 2010 ruling.
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Brad Schneider (D-Ill.), one of the signatories, says this is a departure from that attention to human rights.
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This week the electoral authorities have called on the signatories to verify their support with their identification and fingerprints.
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Noam Chomsky, of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and former CIA operations officer Marc Sageman were among the signatories.
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Tehran had refused to follow that plan by trying to save the deal with its remaining signatories, he said.
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The move comes a year after the US unilaterally withdrew from the deal, over the stringent objections of other signatories.
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But it requires low tariffs on products traded by its signatories, and it has not yet been approved by Congress.
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Trump formally abandoned the Iran nuclear deal, to the dismay of both Iran and its European signatories in May, 2018.
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And the United States' European allies that were also signatories to the Iran deal supported keeping the deal in place.
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The signatories include several members of the crucial Senate Armed Services Committee and Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense, including Sens.
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On Sunday, a petition to call for a second referendum was gaining supporters, reaching 3.3 million signatories by the afternoon.
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That treaty grants sovereignty to Norway but gives other signatories rights to engage in commercial activities on and around Svalbard.
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There are only a handful of signatories to the Refugee Convention in Southeast Asia, and Australia is one of them.
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"As reported in the New York Times, the 37 signatories are urging Trump "to preserve this critical U.S. strategic asset.
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The deal's European signatories - Germany, Britain and France, as well as Russia and China - are committed to preserving the agreement.
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He invited Congress to help fix the deal's flaws, which to be fair are real, and worry European signatories too.
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The other western signatories said they would stick to the deal, but its authority was dramatically weakened by US withdrawal.
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One of the petition's signatories was Natalie Portman, who told BuzzFeed she "very much" regrets putting her name on it.
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Among signatories of the letter were Anurag Kashyap, who is directing Netflix's marquee show "Sacred Games", and historian Ramchandra Guha.
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Domestic interests trump international obligations, even if they are, like the United States, signatories to the U.N. Convention on Refugees.
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The signatories included potential or confirmed presidential candidates Sanders, Amy Klobuchar, Sherrod Brown, Kirsten Gillibrand, Elizabeth Warren and Cory Booker.
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Tehran has now turned to the remaining signatories, particularly the European powers - France, Germany and Britain - to salvage the deal.
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The other signatories to the deal - European powers Germany, France and Britain - and Russia and China remain committed to it.
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Syria and Nicaragua are the only countries in the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change that are not signatories.
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Maxine Waters, Democrat representative for California and a member of the committee, was one of the original letter's five signatories.
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Participants in Wednesday's demonstration said they rejected the agreement's creation of interim authorities to share power among the deal's signatories.
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The Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer was adopted in 1987 and has more than 197 signatories.
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Those actions were carried out by nations that were among the Pact's original signatories, and they clearly violated its terms.
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The signatories include the American Civil Liberties Union, the Electronic Privacy Information Center, Muslim Justice League, the NAACP and others.
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The political weight of the signatories and the staggered timing of the deal gave it a strong chance of working.
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Other signatories come from the Naval Postgraduate School, the Army, Air, Marine Corps and Naval War Colleges, and Air University.
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Signatories to the letter include former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Hugh H. Shelton, retired Marine Corps Gen.
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The signatories include the chiefs and regional chiefs of steel and stainless steel producers ArcelorMittal, ThyssenKrupp, Tata Steel and Acerinox.
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Other signatories of the deal - the European Union, France, Germany, Britain, Russia and China - have been trying to salvage it.
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Only MOU signatories that agree to abide by federal rules on misleading recruiting are allowed on bases, the letter adds.
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As the number of signatories has expanded it means there will be far more voices involved in any potential review.
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The agreement pushed signatories to work together to keep temperatures from rising more than 2°C above pre-industrial levels.
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Her lawsuit seeking to void the contract is still pending, and NDAs often prohibit signatories from speaking about the agreements.
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Recently, several signatories like sent a letter to HHS Secretary Alex Azar asking him to terminate this voluntary charity program.
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Spain is one of the five signatories to the new information-sharing initiative, along with Britain, France, Germany and Italy.
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" The signatories also "assert our right to refuse participation in any U.S. government contracts that violate constitutionally protected civil liberties.
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One of the signatories is Joel Hunter, who leads the 20,000-member Northland Church in the suburbs of Orlando, Florida.
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The letter's signatories include members who have long pushed for a DACA fix and some who have been less vocal.
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Concerns about trade-based money laundering have emerged from several of the TPP's signatories, including Canada, Malaysia, Mexico and Singapore.
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Another one of its signatories was Jason Furman, the chair of the Council of Economic Advisers during the Obama presidency.
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"From a counter-trafficking perspective, Bangladesh is on the same page as other signatories," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"None of the other signatories to the deal were persuaded by the case the U.S. was making," Mr. Nasr said.
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While treaties ban the use of chemical weapons, they do not authorize signatories to attack other countries for violating them.
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Other signatories to the letter were the chief executives of Alaska Airlines, JetBlue Airways, Hawaiian Airlines and Atlas Air Worldwide.
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Other signatories to the letter were the chief executives of Alaska Airlines, JetBlue Airways, Hawaiian Airlines and Atlas Air Worldwide.
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The signatories of Buttigieg's endorsement also included a number of names who served in the Obama administration along with Biden.
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Multiple copies of the letters are circulating online, and CNN has been unable to confirm the entire list of signatories.
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One of the signatories, Otmar Issing, the ECB's first chief economist, was its intellectual leader for its first eight years.
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An earlier version of this story incorrectly referred to the name of one of the signatories on the technology accord.
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Doug Jones, were among the signatories on an open letter pleading with him to withdraw his support for the bill.
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Organise's CEO said in December that more than 300 of the signatories were either current or former members of staff.
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In addition to thousands of individuals, the governments of France, Germany and Ghana were also signatories to its founding principles.
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Other signatories include professors and researchers from universities like Georgetown and Harvard, as well as the co-founders of GreatFire.
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Co-signatories including Germany, France and Britain say it is the best way to ensure Iran gets no nuclear bomb.
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All the other signatories to the agreement — Britain, China, France, Germany, Iran and Russia — have vowed to stand by it.
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To the signatories, the petition was freedom of speech, while the government took it as a statement supporting terrorist organizations.
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The money had been inaccessible to the organization, until "compliance matters" were addressed, including changing the name of the signatories.
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Other signatories to the 2015 deal, apart from Iran and the United States, are Russia, China, France, Britain and Germany.
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Almost 50 of the 75 artists participating in the anticipated 2019 Whitney Biennial have also added their support as signatories.
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However, Iran had earlier stressed that these steps are "reversible" if the European signatories of the pact fulfilled their obligations.
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And most of the signatories are disappointed that the U.S. has decided to break the deal for no good reason whatsoever.
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Trump and his aides have been open in their disdain for many of the signatories on the various anti-Trump letters.
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The second described him as a threat to America and made clear that none of its signatories would vote for him.
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"I think they're ostensibly interested in this individual case and whether it was handled correctly," she said of the letter's signatories.
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New Zealand and Vietnam are both signatories to the U.S.-led Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), which is awaiting approval from Congress.
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Parliament responded to the petition by "recognizing the strong views expressed by the many signatories" but ultimately not supporting its sentiment.
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Now I expect the signatories to intensify their monitoring and reporting and increase their cooperation with fact-checkers and research community.
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For their part, more than half the signatories of the letter have since distanced themselves from it, believing their intentions misinterpreted.
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America cannot even agree, these days, on whether the signatories of the Declaration of Independence in 1776 were villains or heroes.
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Other signatories—Britain, France and Germany—said they would continue to honour the agreement, to which Iran seemed to be adhering.
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Signatories include most major economies and countries known as treaty shopping hubs - such as the Netherlands, Belgium, the Seychelles and Singapore.
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President Donald Trump last week withdrew the U.S. from the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, but European signatories vowed to salvage it.
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It notes on its website that it won't be adding any new signatories until it has these new procedures in place.
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In a departure from normal procedure, the names of these signatories were not disclosed to the house, according to three lawmakers.
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The very first incarnation of the letter included signatories from major technology companies such as Apple Inc, Microsoft Corp and Amazon.
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Signatories of the landmark accord pledged to limit warming to a maximum of 2 degrees Celsius by reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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Many of the signatories, including the UAE and Qatar, have been accused of committing their own share of human rights violations.
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Salehi's comments Tuesday appeared to be a warning to the remaining signatories of possible consequences if the deal were to collapse.
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As of this week, the declaration, expressing concern over "Germany being damaged by illegal mass immigration," has more than 100,000 signatories.
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Britain, France and Germany, all signatories to the pact, have urged Iran to refrain from any concrete act breaching the agreement.
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The signatories to the commentary call for those in power to "stand up for science," and encourage optimism on climate change.
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The signatories said they are worried department heads and members of the intelligence community were not able to vet the order.
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World-renowned theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking is among the signatories, as is former Obama energy secretary and Nobel Laureate Steven Chu.
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Signatories collectively manage assets worth $2 trillion and include Aberdeen Standard Investments, BNP Paribas Asset Management, Sarasin & Partners and Hermes EOS.
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The signatories include 10 winners of the Nobel Peace Price, including the youngest-ever, education activist Malala Yousafzai, and Desmond Tutu.
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Valerie Amos, Chelsea Clinton, Arianna Huffington and Sheryl Sandberg are among the scores of influential signatories on the letter, ONE says.
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Those European signatories, along with Russia, China and Iran, have remained committed to the Obama-era pact despite the U.S. withdrawal.
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Iran said it would reverse the move if the deal's other signatories—Britain, China, France, Germany and Russia—provide economic relief.
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Macron said France, one of the signatories to the nuclear deal, wanted to preserve it as nothing better had been offered.
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The hardliners are sharpening their knives for the moment (inevitable, they believe) when the other signatories let the pragmatists down again.
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Signatories include two former West Point professors, four current Naval Academy professors and five current and former Air Force Academy professors.
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At this point the initiative has moved to the other six signatories of this agreement and particularly the European NATO allies.
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The reduction of commitments can be reversed, Iranian officials have said, if the remaining signatories to the deal uphold their promises.
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It is possible, he said, that the official filled out the entire receipt, including the portions attributed to the other signatories.
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Signatories include the heads of companies across all industries, including Amazon, Apple, American Airlines, Caterpillar, IBM, Johnson & Johnson, Pfizer, and Walmart.
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Mansoor is one of more than 100 signatories of an open letter by leading Republican defense experts who oppose Trump's candidacy.
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The 51 signatories on Thursday's memo may be a record number, signifying the simmering discontent with current policy across the department.
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Seeking to preserve the deal without the U.S., the three European signatories have pledged to maintain their oil trade with Iran.
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The statement also said Iran would give the remaining signatories 60 days to ease restrictions on its banking and oil sectors.
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Mansoor is one of more than 2202 signatories of an open letter by leading Republican defense experts who oppose Trump's candidacy.
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Smith recommends adding children as co-signatories on bank accounts, so that they can easily access the money after a death.
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Signatories commit to six principles, the first of which is the incorporation of ESG issues into investment analysis and decision-making.
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" The conference will occur exactly one year before signatories to the Paris agreement will have to "enhance their national climate pledges.
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Kurt Schrader of Oregon and Jim Cooper of Tennessee, were three signatories of the original letter who still maintain their opposition.
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Four years after that open letter to Bernanke, Bloomberg tracked down many of the signatories to ask what they had learned.
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The pledge that signatories make is "a moral commitment to give, not a legal contract," the campaign said on its website.
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He has amassed more than 8 million signatories, even leading Trump to call him a "crazed and stumbling lunatic" on Twitter.
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Signatories, including artists Antony Gormley, Anish Kapoor, and Rachel Whiteread, want the museum to end its relationship with the oil company.
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The small print in these documents requires all signatories to agree to binding arbitration and to clauses that ban class actions.
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So far, the United Kingdom has sought to preserve the Iran nuclear deal, along with France, Germany and the other signatories.
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Of the 343 signatories of the Paris climate agreement, 81 mention a carbon price in their pledges to limit global warming.
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But some of the most prominent signatories of the 2016 letter have taken a more charitable view of the president today.
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The letter's signatories included Donald Ayer, a former deputy attorney general under President George Bush, and about 50 former U.S. attorneys.
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The three countries are the European signatories of the 2015 nuclear deal, also known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.
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The treaty bans its 190 signatories from acquiring nuclear weapons in return for allowing them to pursue peaceful nuclear power programs.
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Rich signatories of the Paris agreement, who pledged to pay developing ones to plant carbon-consuming trees, ought to do so.
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Google and Facebook were among the signatories of a letter saying they would oppose legislation with the Cornyn amendment in it.
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U.S. relations with the rest of the world must be based solely on national interest, the signatories wrote in the statement.
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The compact does not bar signatories from enacting and enforcing their own immigration laws, although Mr. Bolsonaro suggested that it would.
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The most vocal opponents, like Stuart Appelbaum, president of the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union, were not among the signatories.
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The petition's signatories include Justice Department employees dating to the Eisenhower and Kennedy administrations, though most are of more recent vintage.
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Iran appeared to be trying to press European signatories of the ailing deal to make good on its promised financial benefits.
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Iran appeared to be trying to press European signatories of the ailing deal to make good on its promised financial benefits.
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The report drew its data on minorities from the 141 films that made $250,000 or more and were Directors Guild signatories.
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To incentivize factories, the luxury signatories committed to working only with Utthan-compliant companies by the end of the second year.
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How do you feel about the language of this petition and the Erdoğan government's decision to prosecute its signatories as terrorists?
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European signatories of the nuclear deal have been trying to save the accord, but Khamenei said they could not be trusted.
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For these reasons and more, the signatories of yesterday's letter are calling for the "Bouquet of Tulips" to be scrapped entirely.
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The announcement appeared at least in part to be an effort to pressure the remaining signatories to preserve the 2015 deal.
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The signatories resolve: The Whitney and institutions like it are sites of struggle, bringing multiple stakeholders together in acts of solidarity.
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The real concern is about the appalling standards of data protection of taxpayer-information among many of the CRS's nearly 100 signatories.
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The article, titled "World Scientists' Warning to Humanity: A Second Notice," has 20503,22050 signatories in total, from a range of scientific disciplines.
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In addition to the United States, the signatories are Japan, Malaysia, Vietnam, Singapore, Brunei, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Mexico, Chile and Peru.
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Mustafa Suleyman, co-founder of the Google-owned AI startup DeepMind, is among the signatories on the letter sent to the U.N.
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He said Iran would resume sales if the remaining signatories met their financial and oil commitments under the deal within 60 days.
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Some of the signatories include members elected within the last few election cycles, underscoring a generational divide within the House Democratic Caucus.
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Other signatories are Western allies, such as Egypt and Saudi Arabia, which oppose what might be called the global human-rights regime.
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The European signatories to the deal stuck with it, saying it is the best way to keep Iran's nuclear work in check.
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A privately organised Internet petition asking Penelope Fillon to "give us back the 500,000 euros" had by Monday evening collected 248,000 signatories.
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Signatories included Susan Thornton, a former top diplomat for East Asian affairs, and J. Stapleton Roy, a former U.S. ambassador to Beijing.
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In addition to the United States, the signatories were Japan, Malaysia, Vietnam, Singapore, Brunei, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Mexico, Chile and Peru.
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As signatories to the Refugee Convention of 1951, all European Union countries must allow foreigners on their territory to apply for protection.
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Today, the program announced 19 more philanthropists have signed their names to the pledge, bringing the total number of signatories to 204.
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Many of the firms that have above average diversity are signatories of the British finance ministry's Women in Finance charter, it said.
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And other signatories and Iran want to keep the deal going so there is a period where things could be hammered out.
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The big picture: Signatories tell Axios that the U.S. hasn't shut the door on the agreement of general principles for internet security.
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The Philippines made its claim under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, which both countries are signatories of.
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The agency said non-OPEC signatories, including Russia and Oman, raised their compliance rate to 64 percent, from 38 percent in February.
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Asset managers Franklin Resources Inc and T. Rowe Price Group are among the signatories that have faced criticism over their environmental practices.
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The new rules would be part of a broader review of practices by the PRI, which claims 1,500 signatories managing $62 trillion.
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Iran on Saturday also requested a meeting of a commission comprising representatives of signatories to the accord that is overseeing its implementation.
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The letter was published yesterday with 11 signatories; as of this afternoon, it has 407, most of which are from software engineers.
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Both China and the Philippines are signatories to the convention, as is Vietnam, although several other countries aren't -- including the United States.
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That situation has prompted more talk of direct trade between Canada and Mexico, both of which are also signatories to the TPP.
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Hua said she thought the signatories of the letter could not represent the world and were deliberately creating an atmosphere of fear.
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The Inter-American Court of Human Rights ruled that signatories of the American Convention on Human Rights must recognise same-sex marriages.
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The signatories did not insist that Iran admit everything it had done in the past, because that might have scuppered the negotiations.
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Lenders are ordering foreign-flagged ships operating in Brazil to reflag in countries that are signatories of the treaty, such as Panama.
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Along with Iran, the other signatories to the deal - Germany, France, Britain, Russia and China - are still trying to keep it alive.
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Both Facebook and Cambridge Analytica are signatories to Privacy Shield — and are currently listed as 'active participants' in the framework (for now).
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A 1967 international treaty obliges the United States and other signatories to authorize and supervise space activities by its non-government entities.
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The other signatories to the deal — Iran, Britain, France, Germany, China and Russia — have said they intend to stick to the agreement.
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Calling themselves "Academics for Peace," the 1,128 initial signatories included Turkish scholars and prominent overseas academics such as American linguist Noam Chomsky.
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Signatories to the agreement are forbidden for the rest of their lives from criticizing Trump, his companies, or the broader Trump family.
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The full list of signatories is below: This post was updated on 7/15 to clarify Yelp's role in drafting the letter.
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Other poor Muslim-majority states -- such as Turkmenistan and Tajikistan, which rely heavily on Chinese trade -- are also signatories to Friday's letter.
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The signatories as of Thursday afternoon — 362 French, 70 British and 75 German — represent the entire political spectrum of our home countries.
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The six nations are among 12 signatories of the TPP, which currently cannot take effect without the ratification of the United States.
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It also sets up a meeting with other signatories on Friday aimed at saving the accord, which is straining under U.S. pressure.
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The signatories called on the former BMW executive and Blessing to explain by Monday how management aimed to help resolve the dispute.
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The letter's signatories comprised the U.K.'s Damian Collins, Canada's Bob Zimmer, Argentina's Leopoldo Moreau, Australia's James McGrath and Ireland's Hildegarde Naughton.
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International inspectors and the deal's signatories, including senior U.S. officials, have said Iran is in compliance with the terms of the agreement.
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Jahangiri said Iran's reduction of commitments under the deal could be reversed if the remaining signatories to the agreement uphold their commitments.
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The three European signatories, which also include Germany and France, have been trying along with Russia and China to salvage the deal.
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The detractors got a bump on Monday, however, when Cisneros endorsed the letter, bring the number of signatories back up to 16.
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But it's unclear what assurances Obama can provide to the visiting leader from Singapore, one of the 12 signatories to the agreement.
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The European signatories to the deal have been trying to persuade Trump to save the pact, reached under his predecessor Barack Obama.
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"The statement said the many signatories had "long been concerned with President Trump's actions and their implications for our safety and security.
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With the other signatories still on board, Iran refrained from processing, provided the quid pro quo of sanctions relief was in place.
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More than 50 Democratic men also signed on to the letter, bringing the total of signatories to more than 100 and counting.
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Key US allies — including Germany, France, and the UK — and other signatories to the deal have scrambled to save it from crumbling.
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The signatories include the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), the Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC), Muslim Justice League, the NAACP and others.
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Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Russia are probably the only signatories with the capacity to boost their output significantly in the short term.
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But at least so far, they've never ended them and they themselves survive only as long as the signatories want them to.
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The European signatories of the deal have tried to persuade Trump not abandon it because they want to keep trading with Iran.
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The Paris Climate Accord committed signatories to implement changes that would restrict temperatures from rising 2 degrees celsius above pre-industrial levels.
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The FRC wants signatories to give more details about company meetings on ESG issues and produce an annual report on their efforts.
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"Violence won't help Sudan overcome its many problems," said Jehanne Henry, associate Africa director at Human Rights Watch, another of the signatories.
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But some are skeptical of the pledge and how signatories will react when faced with the prospect of losing millions of dollars.
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The list of signatories included Jean-Paul Sartre, Simone de Beauvoir, Gilles Deleuze, Roland Barthes, Philippe Sollers, André Glucksmann and Louis Aragon.
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The list of the signatories to the open letter defending Mr. Brennan is striking for the length and breadth of their experience.
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We urge all signatories to maintain their critique of Guggenheim, Louvre, NYU, and any other institution that does not respect workers' rights.
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Their petition was publicly released Tuesday with more than 40 signatories, including 20 current Google employees, but first sent to Stanford Sunday.
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He needs the support of other signatories to the nuclear deal and world powers to convince Iran of his commitment to talks.
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Both Iran and the European signatories of the deal have made efforts to sustain it in the face of renewed American sanctions.
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We are still fighting to get recognition from IOC, from SportAccord and we are trying to become signatories to the WADA code.
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Any signatories to the T.P.P. will also be looking to see if the American negotiators gain better terms through any bilateral agreement.
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China and Russia, also signatories to the deal, are likely to join Iran in accusing the United States of violating the accord.
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D.C. Councilwoman Anita Bonds, former Rhode Island gubernatorial candidate Clay Pell and Maryland activist Courtney Watson round out the nine Democratic signatories.
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An Iranian official said his country will continue to reduce its commitments under the deal until the other signatories secure Iran's interests.
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"As committed and loyal Republicans, we are unable to support a Party ticket with Mr. Trump at its head," the signatories said.
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Fifteen European Union members, including Britain and Germany, were among the signatories, as well as Canada, New Zealand, and Peru, diplomats said.
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The letter's signatories include former directors of U.S. national intelligence, the CIA and the National Security Agency; and a former attorney general.
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The IAEA and international signatories of the nuclear deal have repeatedly said Iran continues to comply with the terms of the agreement.
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But four years later, when Bloomberg News contacted many of the letter's signatories, not one was willing to admit having been wrong.
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The United States, like other signatories to the nuclear agreement, can also undo it by claiming that Iran has breached its terms.
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The Geneva Convention on refugees requires signatories to examine individually each claim for protection submitted by an asylum seeker on their soil.
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Exceeding the uranium cap at the heart of the deal would prompt a diplomatic crisis, forcing the other signatories to confront Iran.
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The signatories to the letter said they were writing "to express our profound concern about the lack of implementation" of the resolution.
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The new signatories announced Tuesday include Australian gaming tycoon Leonard H. Ainsworth, easyJet airline founder Stelios Haji-Ioannou, and investor Robert F. Smith.
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The argument is pretty simple: you can't abide by the terms of a deal that one of your co-signatories has flouted spectacularly.
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Signatories included most European countries, Canada, Japan and Australia but not the United States (see map), which withdrew from the council in 2018.
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Despite assurances by other signatories over their continued commitment, European companies could think twice about involvement in Iran if the deal cannot survive.
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Asked about the letter, Pelosi told reporters they should ask the signatories, 14 of whom she said were men, what their motivations were.
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So by being one of the TPP's first signatories, countries could help influence the rules, rather than be bound by them later on.
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The non-signatories will be allowed to attend the group discussions, but will not be permitted to speak, said government spokesman Zaw Htay.
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The deal could bar signatories from establishing new significant state-owned enterprises because in theory they might impinge on foreign competition, experts said.
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The most signatories are in Remain-voting cities like Brighton, Bristol and Cambridge, all with large populations of university-educated, white-collar residents.
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A petition on the UK government's website on holding a second referendum has gained more than 3 million signatories in just two days.
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All signatories should stick to it instead of walking away from it, as this is a responsibility we must assume for future generations.
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But the signatories include two notable tech sector security agreements: the Microsoft-led Cybersecurity Tech Accord and the Siemens-led Charter of Trust.
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Other signatories included former DOJ official and Supreme Court advocate Carter Phillips and former State Department officials John Bellinger III and Samuel Witten.
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In the six years following a 2007 expansion of the RFS mandate, nearly half of expiring CRP signatories elected not to re-enroll.
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While the initiative strives to be inclusive, the open letter makes it clear that the Time's Up signatories will hold their industry accountable.
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Iran's actions may be influenced by the extent to which the other signatories to the deal respond to U.S. withdrawal, according to analysts.
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ON MULTIPLE OCCASIONS NOW, BOTH THE EU AND JAPAN HAVE BEEN CO-SIGNATORIES WITH US ON LETTERS ATTACKING VARIOUS PRACTICES USED BY CHINA.
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Foreign ministers from the five remaining signatories will meet Iranian officials in Vienna on Friday to discuss how to keep the accord alive.
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Both figures are Democrats and the other signatories also belong to the party, including California Representative Nancy Pelosi, who leads the House Democrats.
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The signatories to the letter could follow suit if the EU does not take any action, a person close to the matter said.
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By next year the signatories are supposed to have fleshed out precisely how to calculate, review and ratchet up their nationally determined contributions.
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Worth then fielded the idea with Raoul Martinez, who has previously spoken about issues with BP sponsorship, who recruited the seven other signatories.
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The proposal also called for the petition of concern, the DUP's marriage equality trump card, to require signatories from at least three parties.
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In January the Inter-American Court of Human Rights said that the convention's equality clause required its signatories to permit same-sex marriage.
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Conspicuously absent from the list of signatories was Uber, as noted by Politico's Morning Tech newsletter (emphasis ours):Who isn't on the list?
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The charter includes a commitment from all signatories to reduce their individual greenhouse gas emissions 30 percent by 2030, against a 1.23 baseline.
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Ethiopia was among the most daring signatories to the Paris Agreement on climate change, committing to cut carbon emissions by 21% by 63.
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According to the NPT, non-nuclear signatories are prohibited from developing nuclear weapons while nuclear-armed countries committed to a process of disarmament.
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Other signatories to the nuclear deal, Britain, China, France, Germany and Russia, are still trying to salvage the accord, despite the U.S. withdrawal.
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The list of scientists signing the letter includes 30 Nobel Laureates, and all signatories are members of the National Academy of Sciences (NAS).
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Britain and other European signatories are trying to keep the nuclear deal alive, despite U.S. President Donald Trump's reimposition of sanctions on Tehran.
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Other signatories came from representatives of public pension managers like the California Public Employees' Retirement System and the Florida State Board of Administration.
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In their letter, the signatories urged lawmakers and tech honchos to proceed with caution by supporting international agreements to ban building the weapons.
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Australia signed the Paris Agreement in 2016 that commits signatories to policies that limit temperature increases to no more than 2 degrees Celsius.
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Germany, France and Britain were all signatories to that deal and said in the letter they were still committed to keeping it going.
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In 2016 Australia signed the Paris Agreement that commits signatories to policies that limit temperature increases to no more than 2 degrees Celsius.
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At the president's own alma mater, Wharton, over 4,000 students, alumni, and other signatories published an open letter expressing outrage at his election.
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France, along with other signatories, stuck with the accord, under which Iran agreed to curb its nuclear work in exchange for sanctions relief.
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We received the following open letter addressed to the director of the museum, Sara J. Bloomfield, delivered by the signatories on July 1.
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Qualms about the future of the agreement are widespread in Southeast Asia, where Brunei, Malaysia, Singapore and Vietnam are all signatories to it.
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The statement commits the signatories to investing in workers, paying fair compensation, providing important benefits, training and education, and fostering diversity and inclusion.
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Trump withdrew from the Paris agreement in June, eliciting widespread consternation from signatories in Europe and Asia, as well as individual U.S. states.
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We do expect a lukewarm effort by at least two key signatories -- Russia and China (Iran's largest crude oil customer) -- to enforce sanctions.
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Google employees published an open letter with more than 1,000 signatories on Monday demanding the company take a stronger line on climate change.
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For example, the 2017 Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons obligates signatories to provide environmental remediation and assistance for nuclear testing victims.
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Signatories to the Paris climate accord and to the Iran nuclear deal must likewise keep these pacts alive even without the United States.
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He announced the pending US withdrawal from the Paris Agreement on climate change, the only nation of the 195 signatories to do so.
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That treaty forbids any non-nuclear-weapon states that are signatories from building atomic weapons, and requires them to allow in international inspectors.
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A particularly thoughtful proposal has come from the Climate Leadership Council, a bipartisan organization that counts more than 3,300 economists among its signatories.
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Over time, they gained 40 signatories directly involved in the show (with about a third of featured artists requesting their work be withdrawn).
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Signatories of the Inter-American Democratic Charter of the O.A.S. are sworn to preserve human rights and to protect democracy in the region.
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Obama also negotiated and implemented an agreement with six other international signatories that halted Iranian nuclear weapons development for at least a decade.
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This year, the African Union -- with 23 country signatories -- has launched an intra-continental market that would work under a common regulatory framework.
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The letter, whose signatories also included Sherrod Brown (D-OH), Tammy Baldwin (D-WI), and Kamala Harris (D-CA), included seven other requests.
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The signatories acknowledged governmental reforms already made in Ukraine and expressed concern about the resignation of a Cabinet minister who heralded those reforms.
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The signatories to the letter are doctors from the US, Australia, UK, Sweden, Italy, Germany, Sri Lanka, and Poland, according to the Guardian.
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"By expanding the opportunities available to DACA recipients, this program has benefitted America's companies, our Nation's economy, and all Americans," the signatories say.
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Russia and China, also signatories to the nuclear deal, have supported the efforts to preserve it, including the purchasing of some Iranian oil.
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Under the international accord, signatories must offer evidence that Iran is violating the explicit terms of the deal in order to restore sanctions.
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That deal's other signatories — in Europe, Russia and China — are not about to follow suit, as Trump again urged them to do today.
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But it is unclear whether there is any desire for that in the European Union, China or Russia, all signatories to the accord.
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The signatories included 350 Action, he Asian Pacific Environmental Network, Communications Workers of America, Credo Action, Demos Action, Domestic Worker Legacy Fund, MoveOn.
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After Trump pulled out, the other signatories said they would try to salvage the deal and keep Iran's oil trade and investment flowing.
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South Korean leaders in 1953 opposed the idea of a truce that left the peninsula divided, and were not signatories to the armistice.
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The trade war threatens to check global economic growth, though signatories to CPTPP said the deal would be a boon for several sectors.
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The former fighters, who were signatories to Mali's 2015 peace agreement, had agreed to join forces with the military to battle extremist groups.
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In the House, a discharge petition can force a vote to be brought to the floor as long as it has 218 signatories.
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The other signatories to the nuclear deal - Germany, France, Britain, the European Union, Russia and China - have condemned Trump's walkout from the pact.
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The signatories, a mix of members and members-elect, include Kara Walker, Dread Scott, Ed Ruscha, Jack Whitten, Judith Bernstein, and Peter Saul.
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European leaders, along with the other signatories to the deal, have said they are committed to the accord despite the U.S.'s withdrawal.
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European signatories of the accord back the deal but have concerns over Iran's ballistic missile program and its influence in the Middle East.
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Other signatories include Article 19, the Center for Democracy and Technology, Ranking Digital Rights, PEN America and Canada, and the American Civil Liberties Union.
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Hence even a non-expert can reasonably conclude that signatories are probably motivated by political objections to the target's work, rather than substantive ones.
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Iran has threatened to restart elements of its nuclear program, unless the European signatories of the accord help allow it to make oil sales.
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The Garment Manufacturers Association of Cambodia (GMAC) and the American Chamber of Commerce, two of the 40 signatories, confirmed the authenticity of the letter.
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Signatories, including many of the havens where Indonesians traditionally stash their wealth, such as Singapore, have agreed to share information on foreign account-holders.
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Mr Trump had earlier threatened to walk away from the deal, which eliminated most tariffs between its signatories after coming into force in 1994.
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In the Commission's voluntary Code of Practice signatories merely commit to recognizing their role in "contributing to solutions to the challenge posed by disinformation".
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The FRC will scrutinise the submissions and decide if firms can remain signatories, a de facto requirement for winning investment mandates in some cases.
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The signatories to the document were largely senior policy experts with years of involvement in the issues, said an official familiar with the matter.
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It has since last year been on life support as European, Russian and Chinese signatories endeavor to save it and get around U.S. sanctions.
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Signatories included Extinction Rebellion Chile, Greenpeace Chile and the international youth movement of children skipping school to protest about climate inaction, "Fridays for Future".
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The full Natural History Museum letter, whose list of signatories number 2008 as of this writing, is available on the Natural History Museum website.
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What's more, the imagery they collect is shared among all the signatories, giving some less technologically advanced nations their only source of overhead intelligence.
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Other signatories include Article 73, the Center for Democracy and Technology, Ranking Digital Rights, PEN America and Canada, and the American Civil Liberties Union.
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One Black Lives Matter-affiliated group with an existing, nationally recognized platform was not among the signatories of the Movement for Black Lives platform.
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Britain, France and Germany, the nuclear deal's signatories, set up the trade channel, called INSTEX, and it will be available to all EU countries.
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Signatories to Sun's campaign for same-sex marriage legalisation, launched last year, jumped from around 5,000 to over 20,000 in a day, he said.
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Signatories included Stephen Hawking, Leonard Susskind, Lisa Randall, and others who've written books and lectured to the world about how all we got here.
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On the other hand, the signatories could not have foreseen how deep and mutually beneficial the inter-Christian partnership would become in certain areas.
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The best they can imagine is a declaration saying that the JCPOA's signatories will demand that a renewed Iranian nuclear programme is unambiguously peaceful.
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Yet there are three big areas in which there is a lot of scope to improve NAFTA to the benefit of all its signatories.
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Other signatories include Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, Mozilla Foundation executive chairwoman Mitchell Baker, Internet Archive founder Brewster Kahle, and Betaworks CEO John Borthwick.
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So far in 2019, Colorado, Delaware and New Mexico have signed onto the initiative, bringing the total to 15 signatories and 189 electoral votes.
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This morning, the United Nations expects 130 countries, a record number of signatories, to meet in New York to sign the Paris climate agreement.
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"The lynching of Muslims, Dalits and other minorities must be stopped immediately," the signatories said in the letter released to the media on Wednesday.
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But Zarif said Iran's announcement was not an ultimatum to the remaining signatories, insisting that it was acting within the rules of the agreement.
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The landmark accord's 195 signatories, almost every country in the world, are required to create national plans to scale back on greenhouse gas emissions.
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With a petition now in circulation with nearly 600 signatories — many of whom are women, people of color, or LGBTQ — momentum is clearly growing.
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In light of such developments, Congress should review the record of Qatar and other signatories to the Jeddah Communiqué with regard to religious incitement.
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The other major signatories of the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, including European countries, China and Russia, have said they will stand by the agreement.
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Signatories include representatives Hakeem Jeffries and Carolyn Maloney, the presidents of four public housing tenant associations, and the CEOs of Goldman Sachs and JetBlue.
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In other words, Iran will play the victim card, particularly when Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif meets with European signatories in Brussels on Tuesday.
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Jeffrey was one the dozens of signatories of the 'Never Trump' letters by leading Republican national security officials during the 2016 presidential election campaign.
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For a year Iran continued to abide by the agreement, hoping the other signatories—Britain, China, France, Germany and Russia—would provide economic relief.
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"[Her Majesty's] Government recognises the strong views expressed by the many signatories of this petition, but does not support this petition," the statement reads.
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"The Administration's suggested policy of regime change in Iran reflects wishful thinking and a flawed interpretation of intelligence about Iran's vulnerability," the signatories wrote.
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Other signatories have already been vocal in their opposition, including the American Military Partner Association, Muslim Advocates, Outserve-SLDN and Truman National Security Project.
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The joint approach would also deal with Britain's wish to join the WTO's Government Procurement Agreement, which liberalises access to procurement markets between signatories.
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Washington and Europe's signatories to the deal (Britain, France, and Germany) have been moving in starkly different directions on the deal for some time.
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The pledge now has 204 signatories from 23 different countries, including Marc Benioff, MacKenzie Bezos, Sara Blakely, Richard Branson, Micheal Bloomberg, and Ray Dalio.
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The other signatories including U.S. allies Germany, France and Britain have reaffirmed the deal, seeing it as crucial to preventing a Iranian nuclear weapon.
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President Hassan Rouhani had said on Tuesday that Tehran would remain in the deal, provided its benefits stayed in force with its remaining signatories.
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Correction: A previous version of this story mistakenly included Tumblr, which is owned by Yahoo, among the signatories of the letter to the FCC.
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Signatories of the letter include millionaires like filmmaker and Walt Disney company heiress Abigail Disney and professor and Rockerfeller Brothers Fund trustee Steven Rockefeller.
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Form a pact in which signatories commit to open trade and investment regimes, sufficiently strong intellectual property rights and enforcement, and legal recourse mechanisms.
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Most importantly, signatories commit to not engage in trade or investment with state-owned enterprises or those with close ties to state-owned enterprises.
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The Paris Agreement pushed signatories to reduce their carbon output and halt global warming below two degrees Celsius by the end of the century.
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But what Trump says while doing it -- what markers he lays down for Iran and other signatories -- remains to be seen, the source said.
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Until then, we, the signatories of this letter, are calling for a boycott of Hauser & Wirth and the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego.
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She and her fellow organizers set up a telephone number and a post-office box to collect contributions and raised about $1403,000 from signatories.
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" He was among the 50 Republican signatories to a letter warning that Trump "would put at risk our country's national security and well-being.
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Last week, he denounced as "dark, nefarious and brutal" more than 1,000 signatories of a declaration that criticized Turkish military action in the southeast.
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Campbell, who was among the letter's 17 signatories, believes there is probably a case for streamlining some of the procedures involved in changing gender.
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It was not immediately clear which other technology companies might sign on to the document going forward, or how signatories would implement the principles.
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To that end, Ms. von der Leyen, said Mr. Borrell has been reaching out to all signatories to the deal, including Russia and China.
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When we first reported on the news on Monday, the letter had 665 signatories; it reached over 21948,22020 names after the South Carolina debate.
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On Monday evening, the remaining signatories of the nuclear agreement issued a defiant statement, supporting the agreement and encouraging Iran's respect for its provisions.
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Trump shocked the group's 195 signatories in June when he decided to pull the U.S. out of the accord, branding it an unfair deal.
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The Trump administration has given firms and countries several months to comply with the new sanctions, leaving the deal's other signatories with difficult choices.
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For example, more than 2202,2628 organizations representing about $28500 trillion in global assets have become signatories to the United Nation's principles for responsible investment.
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The Paris agreement pushes signatories to reduce their carbon output and hold global warming below two degrees Celsius by the end of the century.
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Trump announced on January 12 that if Congress and the deal's European signatories did not fix the deal's "disastrous flaws", the U.S. would withdraw.
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But the roster of signatories shows that the arrests of the two men have sent shivers far beyond Canada, and well beyond diplomatic concerns.
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The other signatories want to keep the deal, which curbs Iran's nuclear enrichment program in exchange for lifting international sanctions on the Islamic regime.
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Iran has threatened to breach the deal if the European signatories to the agreement fail to salvage it by shielding Tehran from U.S. sanctions.
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Britain and the United States are two of eight signatories to the deal, along with Iran, China, France, Russia, Germany and the European Union.
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"They could really put a knife to our throats," one diplomat said, referring to the pressure that would put on other signatories to respond.
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Among the signatories was Avishai Margalit, a former recipient of the Israel Prize in philosophy, and Avraham Burg, a former speaker of the Israeli Knesset.
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Signatories included Universal Music Publishing Group Chief Executive Jody Gerson, Geffen Records president Neil Jacobson and Steve Schnur, music president at videogame producer Electronic Arts.
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Italy and Japan, although these Powers were not signatories to the original treaty, have associated themselves in the undertaking of the Triple Entente, their Ally.
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Tehran had earlier warned it would increase uranium enrichment if the deal's European signatories did not help ease sanctions on its banking and oil sectors.
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The letter's signatories include the Information Technology Industry Council, the Internet Association, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the Australian Industry Group and BusinessEurope, among others.
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The signatories, mostly rank-and-file diplomats who had worked on Syria policy, may have put their careers at risk, current and former officials said.
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"It's incredible to consider that all these people would put their names in public at that time," he says about the signatories on the declaration.
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The signatories, ranging from back-to-basics evangelicals to churches using ancient rites, certainly speak for some churchgoers but probably not for all of them.
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It was unclear who launched the petition, which carried the hashtag #HereForJingyao, although signatories included Chinese students at foreign universities as well as in China.
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If all signatories to the Kigali agreement lived up to their part of the bargain, HFC emissions could be reduced by over 80% by 2050.
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All its signatories—which is to say, every country except Syria, Nicaragua and now America—have undertaken to reduce emissions against business-as-usual targets.
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But U.S. President Donald Trump has warned European signatories of the accord to fix "the disastrous flaws" in the pact or face a U.S. exit.
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After that, anybody who wants to join the New York Agreement signatories on the Segwit2x chain can create bitcoin blocks on top of that one.
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Mozilla also signed up to the voluntary Code of Practice, and all the signatories committed to take broad-brush action to try to combat disinformation.
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And those three, as well as Amazon, Microsoft and others, are all signatories to the "We Are Still In" pledge on the Paris Climate Agreement.
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Speaking on BBC Radio 4's Today programme this morning in the UK, Anne-Élisabeth Moutet, one of the letter's signatories, explicitly admitted as much.
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Receive economic concessions from the remaining signatories to the nuclear deal (Britain, France, Germany, Russia, China, and the EU), such as purchases of Iranian oil.
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None of these countries are signatories of the Convention on Cluster Munitions, which prohibits the use, stockpiling, production and transfer of the weapons, it said.
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Those allies could imagine side agreements opposing missile work and even declaring that the signatories do not intend to allow Iran to resume nuclear work.
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"I didn't think it was worth joining Syria and Nicaragua as being the only two other countries that were not signatories to it," he said.
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A decision by the CBD's signatories to impose a moratorium on field tests of gene drives would have thrown a wrench into Target Malaria's plans.
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Nearly half of the signatories were Muslim-majority nations, including Pakistan, Qatar, Syria, the United Arab Emirates, and Saudi Arabia, according to the Chinese government.
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Interestingly, not all of the signatories are car-oriented companies, as other members include bike-sharing and scooter-sharing services such as Limebike and Motivate.
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The WHO FCTC conference decisions, designed for implementation at national level by signatories, have a direct bearing on the nearly $800 billion global tobacco industry.
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Other remaining signatories of the deal - Britain, China, France, Germany and Russia- have criticized the U.S. exit and are still trying to salvage the accord.
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The Investment Association said any new code should require signatories to report against actual stewardship activity, rather than just the policy that sits behind them.
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Kury also noted that the Paris Agreement gives signatories a tremendous amount of flexibility and lacks mechanisms to punish countries that don't meet their targets.
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While North Korea has ratified the Paris climate accord, the U.S. is poised to join Syria and Nicaragua as the only countries who aren't signatories.
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As a symbolic gesture, it was hoped that 141 mayors would sign on, to match the 141 countries who were signatories to the international agreement.
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Consider that even with full cooperation of all signatories and the U.S., the Paris agreement does nothing to save the planet by NOAA's own models.
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When President Trump asks NATO members to pay the minimum 85033 percent threshold for collective defense all signatories agreed on, he's treated like a leper.
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" The signatories to the statement called on Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Culture and Information and the government to "take swift and decisive action against beoutQ.
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Other signatories of the agreement — Britain, France, Germany, Russia, China and the European Union — have said they believe Iran is living up to its commitments.
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"If Wendy Sherman is the definition of who is considered a reliable government official, this letter and its signatories lose all credibility," Mr. Miller said.
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It fired off a letter on behalf of 4,000 pastors, though there were no specific signatories aside from Michael Farris, the leader of the group.
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The amicus brief included signatories of 108 tech firms including Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Tesla, SpaceX, Uber, Twitter, Verizon, Lyft, eBay, and the list goes on.
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Signatories include Tim Cook, the Apple CEO who is openly gay and has been active on LGBT issues, as well as Google CEO Sundar Pichai.
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We have about 16 signatories, 85033 of them are male, there are very few people of color in the caucus, there's very little ideological diversity.
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The news wire said Western signatories to the agreement were preparing a new package to persuade U.S. President Donald Trump to stick with the accord.
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But the Helsinki Accords included a "Third Basket" of provisions that called on all signatories to respect human rights and basic freedoms within their borders.
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Over 300 signatories have offered their support for the call urging festival director Sam Stourdzé to increase the number of participating women photographers to 50%.
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While the European signatories to the nuclear deal have so far balked at U.S. pressure, they have grown increasingly impatient over Iran's ballistic missile program.
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The letter's signatories represent states that chose to expand the Medicaid program, in which the federal government pays at least 90 percent of the costs.
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But the other signatories, like Ms. Merkel, regard the deal as a breakthrough, halting Iranian progress toward a nuclear weapon for at least a decade.
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The signatories argued that the #MeToo movement had caused people who did not deserve to be condemned to face the same consequences as sex offenders.
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The other signatories — France, Britain, Germany, Russia, China, and Iran — have all vowed to work to uphold the deal in the wake of Trump's egress.
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Headline meeting: Representatives of Iran sit down in Vienna today with those of the remaining signatories: Britain, China, France, Germany, Russia and the European Union.
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Now, it appears to be testing whether the other signatories will stick with the White House, which is calling for greater international pressure on Iran.
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This year's signatories include the WhatsApp co-founder Brian Acton and his wife, Tegan Acton, and the financier David Harding and his wife, Claudia Harding.
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But one scholar who signed the letter about Ms. Brady said that among the signatories were people who had previously doubted China's reach in Australia.
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The European countries — Britain, France and Germany — were all signatories to the Iran deal in 2015, as was the United States under President Barack Obama.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani renewed Iran's threat to continue scaling back compliance with the nuclear deal unless other signatories to the pact show "positive signals".
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The other signatories to the deal - the European Union, China and Russia - want to salvage the accord to prevent Tehran from developing a nuclear weapon.
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Moderates could choose to pursue another discharge petition, a legislative maneuver that would force votes on pieces of immigration legislation if it gets 218 signatories.
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The signatories are asking the city to use the money to pay wages lost by restaurant, bar and retail workers during orders to shut down.
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They argue that rewriting those terms would break the bargain they struck, not only with Iran but also with Russia and China, two other signatories.
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Max Schrems, long a thorn in Facebook's side, is claiming 500 euros ($620.55) in damages for each of more than 25,000 signatories to his lawsuit.
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American self-isolation has reached its pinnacle, however, with the withdrawal from the Paris climate accord of 2015, to which practically all countries are signatories.
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The big picture: Notable signatories to the scathing letter include biographer Robert Caro, filmmaker Ken Burns and historians Douglas Brinkley, John Meacham and Ron Chernow.
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Tehran's commitment to the deal was shaken after the U.S.' withdrawal and it has pressured the remaining signatories to help it to circumvent U.S. sanctions.
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The other signatories — Europe in particular, but also Russia and China — tried hard to preserve the agreement, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.
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The signatories of settlement document, which was released by the gaming commission on Tuesday, included Matt Maddox, who replaced Wynn as CEO of the company.
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Navarro is reportedly in favor of Trump backing bilateral agreements, as opposed to agreements with more signatories, like the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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It says the signatories believe Ford and that her story needs to be thoroughly and independently investigated before the Senate can vote on Kavanaugh's nomination.
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"All signatories should stick to it instead of walking away from it, as this is a responsibility we must assume for future generations," he said.
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The signatories of the Human Rights Campaign brief include a number of tech companies, like Airbnb, eBay, Intel, LinkedIn, PayPal, Salesforce, Twitter, Yahoo and Yelp.
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Fuentes told CNN's Michelle Mendoza on Tuesday that he was one of the signatories for the agreement with the company that operated the transportation service.
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While the European signatories to the nuclear deal have so far balked at U.S. pressure, they have grown increasingly impatient over Iran's ballistic missile programme.
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Fighting has since flared in eastern parts of the country between the military, non-signatories and groups that did not take part in the negotiations.
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Finally, signatories to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change will meet in November in Glasgow for its 26th conference of parties, known as COP26.
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Political activism can be measured in several ways: by the number of signatories on a petition, demonstrators at a protest or donations to an organization.
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But the list of signatories, while long, lacked the heft of the software giant's most prominent clients: systems like Kaiser Permanente and the Mayo Clinic.
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Negotiators in Madrid worked through the night to salvage a rulebook for cutting greenhouse gas emissions before 2020, when signatories must start meeting those targets.
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