"It's a failed city," activist and signatory, Eman Bugaguis, said.
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As Schwarz describes, the US was actually a signatory to
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Malaysia is not a signatory to the U.N. Refugee Convention.
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It requires members to defend any signatory that is attacked.
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Peru, also a signatory to the ILO convention, has two.
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Consider Mary Barra of General Motors, a prominent Roundtable signatory.
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One signatory, an Israeli Arab lawmaker, called Trump a "neo-Nazi".
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Last November, participants from all signatory nations for Paris gathered in
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Carlson is a signatory to the broader draft letter as well.
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Indonesia -- the world's most populous Muslim nation -- was not a signatory.
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Franklin, a signatory to the constitution, may not have been so impressed.
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She could make the United States a signatory of the Rome Treaty.
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William Roberts, Founder, Loyalty Bay (Interest declared, I am also a signatory).
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And they must share the product with any signatory who wants it.
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Some of the signatory groups blame the government for delaying the process.
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None have responded, signatory Scott Bradner tells CNBC Make It on Wednesday.
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Being a verified signatory of I.F.C.N. is not particularly valuable by itself.
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However, that gap will soon rise to nine Republicans, because one signatory, Rep.
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Stephen Lynch of Massachusetts, another signatory, also flipped after private conversations with Pelosi.
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If signatory nations suffered a chemical attack, they could then retaliate in kind.
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That said, many non-signatory countries could face growing pressure to do so.
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Delegates from signatory nations meet in the Moroccan city of Marrakesh from Nov.
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Another signatory, Tuna Altinel, is in prison on charges from a different case.
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Another signatory, Tuna Altinel, is in prison on charges from a different case.
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The United States is a signatory to the treaty, but not a party.
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South Korea was not a signatory to the Korean Armistice Agreement in 1953.
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Delegates from signatory nations meet in the Moroccan city of Marrakesh on Nov.
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Obama's former senior adviser Valerie Jarrett was also a signatory of the op-ed.
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"Many signatory cities have targets that exceed the ambition of the declaration," BNEF writes.
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As a co-signatory, the UK government is committed to monitoring its implementation closely.
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The accord consisted of individual greenhouse gas limits each signatory nation determined for themselves.
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Bingham was even given signatory authority on a $30 million Canyon Bridge bank account.
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Russia, which wasn't a signatory to the Paris agreement, said it would sign on.
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As it turns out, Mexico is also a signatory to both of those agreements.
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The nonbinding agreement consisted of individual greenhouse gas limits determined by each signatory nation.
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Still, the UK has some ambitious objectives as a signatory to the Paris climate agreement.
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The Philippines is making its claim under the UNCLOS, which China is a signatory of.
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Scahill was the sole signatory on both of those accounts, according to his plea statement.
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The agreement consisted of individual greenhouse gas limits that each signatory nation determined for itself.
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The 85033 agreement consisted of individual greenhouse gas limits each signatory nation determined for itself.
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Under an international convention, arbitration rulings are enforceable in any of the 156 signatory countries.
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But putting this statement into action would require some profound changes by the signatory businesses.
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Listed as a signatory is Valerie Jarrett, a friend and former senior advisor to Obama.
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Russia is a signatory to the agreement, Protocol III of the Convention on Conventional Weapons.
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The bride is a descendant of Robert Morris, a signatory of the Declaration of Independence.
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Founders Pledge is a binding document; it can recoup the money if the signatory renegs.
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Russia, another signatory to the pact, said it saw no grounds to trigger the mechanism.
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And often they serve more as a "rubber stamp signatory" with little monitoring or oversight.
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But these diplomatic conversations become irrelevant -- as well as singularly frightening -- if any signatory country openly declares they will not abide by their responsibilities under NATO Article V (that article dealing with the defense of any signatory by all signatories if that country is attacked).
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The treaty allows countries to keep planes 10km away from their borders with non-signatory states.
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Any breach of this contract is described as "irreparable harm" for which the signatory is liable.
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Israel, though not a signatory, has been a staunch opponent of the agreement from the beginning.
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Myron Ebell, director of CEI's center for energy and environment, is a signatory to the letter.
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India is not a signatory to UN conventions on refugees and no national law covers it.
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All those actions are banned by international treaties, to which the United States is a signatory.
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As a signatory, the Times reported, Russia has been violating the pact since at least 2014.
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Established in 2015, the accord sets greenhouse-gas emission goals that signatory countries vow to meet.
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"The treaty is becoming a one-sided agreement that benefits only one signatory," the lawmakers said.
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While causing a global stir, other signatory nations and major businesses have vowed to plough on.
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However, discrepancies between the signatures on the two statements suggested Daniels was not the signatory on both.
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Britain will remain a signatory to the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) during the next parliament.
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Luckily for Robert, he learned his craft at signatory restaurant L'Epuisette, where the dish is taken seriously.
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India is not a signatory to the 1951 Refugee Convention, which spells out states' responsibilities towards refugees.
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In brief, ISDS is an arbitration procedure intended to resolve disputes between investors and TPP signatory countries.
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Another signatory, Salesforce co-founder and Clinton supporter Marc Benioff tweeted out the letter on Wednesday evening.
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However, Thailand is not a signatory to the Convention and does not guarantee the rights of refugees.
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China is a signatory of the nuclear deal and has condemned Washington's decision to exit the deal.
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" The report concluded that "the treaty is becoming a one-sided agreement that benefits only one signatory.
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The NFL has its own anti-doping policy but is not a signatory to the WADA code.
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Former French governor Jacques de LarosiEere was not a signatory but was cited as sharing its judgments.
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Bacon was the only signatory on the letter whose state is threatening to challenge DACA in court.
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That China is not a signatory to the treaty was mentioned only briefly as a contributing reason.
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International protocols on the protection of refugees, of which Greece is a signatory, also prohibit such policies.
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But that doesn't mean the U.S. will become a full signatory, Smith said, when I pressed him.
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But China, which isn't a signatory to the treaty, has been deploying these rockets in massive numbers.
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But in order to apply to Sport Accord, IMMAF must be a prior signatory to the WADA code.
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Loren Beck, the chief legal officer of Cliffside Malibu, was the signatory on Clean & Sober Media's founding documents.
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Bolivia, Cuba, Honduras and Peru are among the signatory countries that accept neither gay marriage nor civil unions.
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It is not a signatory to the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, the global ban on nuclear explosive testing.
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But it is not a signatory to the 123 Refugee Convention, which spells out legal obligations to refugees.
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Iran is a signatory of the 2015 Paris climate agreement committing 195 nations to limit their carbon emissions.
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McSweeney has repeatedly noted that the Federal Trade Commission plans to hold signatory companies accountable to these principles.
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Listed as a signatory is Valerie Jarrett, a friend and former senior advisor to former President Barack Obama.
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Montzka and his colleagues speculated that these chemicals might originate in China, a signatory of the Montreal Protocol.
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As a leader of the Dominion of South Africa, he was a signatory to the peace at Versailles.
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The UNHCR vets them and assigns each to signatory countries for resettlement — a process that can take years.
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The United States is a signatory to a 1954 international agreement to protect cultural property in armed conflict.
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Background: The U.S. is a signatory to a 1954 international agreement to protect cultural property in armed conflict.
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The convention obliges the 150 signatory countries not to commit genocide, but also to prevent and punish genocide.
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And now the country is poised to help a number of the signatory countries reduce theirs as well.
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Watts is a signatory to the Right on Crime Statement of Principles, a conservative criminal justice reform platform.
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The groom is a descendant of William Bradford, signatory of the Mayflower Compact and governor of Plymouth Colony.
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One signatory was Kees van der Staaij, leader of the SGP party, a conservative group with Bible Belt roots.
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" One signatory, Indu Vashist, told Hyperallergic in an email that she was "appalled by the backlash against the decision.
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Michelin is also a signatory of the UN Global Compact and an official partner of the COP21 climate conference.
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I know Target was one of the signatory 6000 companies that wrote in to the administration last week too.
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But moments later, Trump blasted Trudeau and said the US was in fact not a signatory to the statement.
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This commitment has been broken by one signatory country, which attempted to annex Crimea and invaded Ukraine's Donbas region.
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H&M is a signatory to the Accord on Fire and Building Safety in Bangladesh, a mainly European grouping.
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Another amicus signatory, Columbia, provided graduate assistants with a significant pay increase last month before an expected union election.
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The United States, however, is a signatory to the UN's Convention and Protocol Relating to the Status of Refugees.
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Iran is a signatory to the chemical arms convention, which outlaws the production, stockpiling and use of chemical weapons.
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For example, a common practice required women to have a male relative as a signatory on a business loan.
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The European Union (EU) established the Schengen Agreement in 2900, which abolished the internal border checks of signatory countries.
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"I think he is a very reluctant signatory to the recent national strategic policy that was announced," Connolly said.
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China, however, is not a signatory to the treaty and faces no limitations in developing intermediate-range nuclear missiles.
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It can issue arrest warrants but is dependent on national police forces in signatory countries to carry them out.
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One alternative signatory is Chandra's brother, Suraj (Rabindra Singh Baniya), who, like his recently departed father, supported the monarchy.
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He said Russia was cheating on the deal and said it was flawed because China is not a signatory.
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Russia is a signatory of the pact and stands to lose, as would Europe, should the agreement crumble completely.
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An obvious obstacle is that Myanmar, where the violence was meted out, is not a signatory to the court.
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Approximately 95% of the PLARF's missiles would violate the terms of the INF Treaty if China were a signatory.
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But China was not a signatory, and the treaty's terms prevented the U.S. from countering its growing nuclear arsenal.
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New Jersey Policy Perspective, another signatory, wants to push Amazon to pay its fair share to the community it enters.
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The pact requires signatory countries to provide extended monopoly rights that block the generic competition needed to reduce drug prices.
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The rest of the surface water will be common territory, but non-signatory states may not deploy armed forces there.
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This idea was coupled with the related idea of digital signatures, which can be used to uniquely identify the signatory.
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North Korea serves as a buffer for China between it and key U.S. ally -- and mutual defense signatory -- South Korea.
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"Technically, South Korea is not a signatory to the armistice and a peace treaty would require UN action," Klingner added.
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England, a signatory of the FCTC treaty under the European Union (EU), will face a conundrum at the October meeting.
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The bride is a direct descendant of Gouverneur Morris, signatory of the Articles of Confederation and the United States Constitution.
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The I.O.C. is a signatory to that code, and it is unclear if the organization would challenge such a change.
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"This makes no sense," Bob Crandall, a former American Airlines C.E.O. and a signatory of the letter, told the WaPo.
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Papua New Guinea is also a signatory to the Belt and Road Initiative, which has drawn it closer to China.
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Russia has repeatedly violated the INF's rules and left China's arms buildup unchecked as Beijing which is not a signatory.
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The United States, as a signatory to the U.N. Convention against Torture, is obligated to investigate the cases, he said.
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Musk, who joined Trump's advisory team in December, and Tillerson could urge the president to keep the U.S. a signatory.
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Canada, the other NAFTA signatory, is still locked in discussions with Washington to see if it can join the accord.
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Jaish al Islam is a signatory to a fragile ceasefire brokered by Russia and Turkey at the end of last year.
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For Al-Kontar, however, this was not an adequate solution, as Malaysia is not a signatory of the 1951 Refugee Convention.
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It is still a signatory to the Geneva Conventions, which is made up of four of treaties and three additional protocols.
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But on occasion the governments and medical bodies of some signatory countries—including China's—portray it as a conspiracy against them.
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Taiwan, which China deems is a breakaway province, is not a member of the UN and not a signatory to UNCLOS.
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The market however is still concerned that the diplomatic rift will hit the OPEC deal, to which Qatar is a signatory.
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At Manafort's trial, prosecutors said Kilimnik had signatory authority over several of his boss's hidden offshore bank accounts during those years.
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Signed in 1993, NAFTA has led to additional trade, the opening of new markets, and economic growth for its signatory parties.
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India is not a signatory to the 1951 Refugee Convention, which spells out refugee rights and state responsibilities to protect them.
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In then-Czechoslovakia, the Charter 77 movement drew strength from exposing the hypocrisy of their government, a signatory to the accords.
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The Chinese, though not a signatory to the treaty, weighed in Monday, saying they also opposed the United States' unilateral withdrawal.
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"He can still be held liable for offenses committed while the Philippines was a signatory to the I.C.C.," Ms. Hontiveros said.
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In 1997, the U.S. Senate, including John Kerry and Ted Kennedy, voted 95-0 against becoming a signatory. Cap-and-trade?
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The Schengen Area consists of 26 countries that have signed the Schengen agreement to eliminate border restrictions between the signatory countries.
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Yet even under the signatory countries' current plans, global emissions will increase for at least the next 14 years - until 85033.
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Despite being a signatory of all major international human rights treaties, Australia has instituted an indefensible policy of cruelty as deterrence.
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U.N. inspectors would still monitor Iran's declared nuclear facilities because Tehran is a signatory to the 1970 nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.
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Russia, which is also a signatory to the 2015 deal, may also try to ease tensions between the US and Iran.
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We received verbal and signatory confirmation when we sent the team to the client's door for the final rights acquisition meeting.
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The Outer Space Treaty of 1967, of which America is a signatory nation, states that space is not subject to national appropriation.
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Colombia, a signatory of the Ottawa Convention, which prohibits the production and use of landmines, has pledged to remove them by 2021.
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That doesn't sit well with Musk, who will likely urge the Trump administration to remain a signatory on the international climate accord.
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Not getting into political squabbles, but talking about the fact that Iran is a signatory to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
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Entry into force means WIPO can start nagging signatory countries into fulfilling their promises and making the treaty's provisions into actual law.
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The National Popular Vote Compact would require its signatory states to cast its electoral votes for the winner of the popular vote.
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The EIA report advocated that all signatory nations also put legal responsibility for use of banned substances on the construction contractors involved.
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Obama was instrumental in negating the 85033 accord, which consisted of nonbinding individual greenhouse gas limits each signatory nation determined for itself.
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Nearly every country in the world is a signatory of the deal and Trump's decision sparked outrage both at home and abroad.
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Tim Head is the executive director of the Faith & Freedom Coalition and a signatory to the Right on Crime Statement of Principles.
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Notable names from the signatory list include Shahidul Alam, Gauri Gill, Nada Raza, Guerrilla Girls, Marth Roslet, Tania Brugera, and much more.
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Unlike the BWC, Pyongyang is not a signatory to the equivalent Chemical Weapons Convention, though it has denied pursuing such a program.
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China was not a signatory to the 1987 I.N.F. treaty, which restricted intermediate-range nuclear missiles and helped ease Cold War tensions.
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It said its signatory member countries, including Costa Rica, must grant equal rights to same-sex couples, including the right to marry.
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The domestic legal framework is adequate in China, Rocafort said, and Beijing is a signatory to several international agreements on intellectual property.
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PSCORE said the rampant abuses constitute a breach of a U.N. convention on children's rights, to which North Korea is a signatory.
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Iran is a signatory to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and has always maintained that its nuclear research is purely civilian in nature.
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North Korea is one of the few countries that isn't a signatory to the Chemical Weapons Convention, which entered into force in 1997.
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Jessica Jones (Netflix) Netflix is not signatory to the WGA, yet follows in step with the major studios on its rules and regulations.
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Nancy, for instance, on whose work Derrida wrote his seminal and spiritual manifesto, On Touching, (published in French in 2000) is a signatory.
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It is also a signatory of the Schengen Agreement, which allows Europeans and foreign tourists to travel freely through the EU once admitted.
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Modi condemned the Jharkhand incident in India's parliament but film maker Aparna Sen, another signatory to the letter, said that was not enough.
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Now, Yale is a signatory of Time's Up Healthcare, meaning it will state publicly that it's dedicated to establishing a safe, equitable workplace.
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Another signatory, the Longmay Group, based in northeast China's Heilongjiang province, said last year that it was planning to lay off 100,000 miners.
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Pat Nolan is director of the Center for Criminal Justice Reform at the American Conservative Union and is a Right on Crime signatory.
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He also says his country is willing to stay in the agreement, even without the U.S., if other signatory nations can guarantee it.
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China, which is a signatory to the nuclear agreement, said it "regrets the decision" in a daily briefing at the Foreign Affairs Ministry.
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The so-called Torture Convention, of which the United States is a signatory, prohibits not only torture but, just as importantly, inhumane treatment.
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The signatory nations will still have to ratify the agreement for it to go into effect, a process that's different for each country.
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And minority women make up only 15 percent of all female partners at signatory firms, and less than 3 percent partners over all.
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But Malaysia is not a signatory to the 1951 Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees, which sets international standards for their treatment.
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Mr. Meservey, the Heritage Foundation analyst, said non-signatory countries may demand exceptions to the general agreement even as the process goes forward.
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Epstein himself might have been able to argue that, as a signatory to the agreement, he had the legal right to enforce it.
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Mr. Trump has said he plans to pull out of the treaty because Russia is violating it and China is not a signatory.
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Mr. Trump said the reason for the withdrawal was Russia's violation of the agreement and the fact that China was not a signatory.
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Meanwhile, Honda, a member of AGA but also a signatory to the voluntary deal with California, has distanced itself from the AGA's action.
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Canada is a signatory to three international treaties that require countries to criminalize recreational marijuana, and will likely need to amend its involvement.
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From the China-led "16 plus one" grouping of former communist countries in Europe, the only signatory at the time of publication was Estonia.
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Equatorial Guinea, a signatory of the production cut deal, said on Monday it had made an application to join OPEC as its 14th member.
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Chellam is also a signatory of the Economic Security Project, a newly founded research organization dedicated to learning more about the implications of UBI.
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But the social media company, along with Facebook and Google, is a signatory to the Code of Practice against disinformation in the European Union.
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China would test signatory companies that fail to toe its political line to see if American companies will really stand up for each other.
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He's served as a rubber-stamp signatory of tax legislation he wasn't involved in crafting and judicial nominations in which he had little say.
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U.S. officials say Trump is more focused on large U.S. trade deficits with countries such as China and Mexico, the third signatory of NAFTA.
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Ex-Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, now 87 and an original signatory to the treaty, has warned that unraveling the pact could have catastrophic consequences.
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But Payet said the signatory countries had said they did not want any delay, adding that the plan was to "hit the ground running".
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If it were a peace treaty, then presumably China would have to be involved, because they were a signatory to the [Korean War] armistice.
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Let us remember that the signatory to the armistice at the end of the Korean War was not South Korea but the United States.
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"Qatar is a member of the OPEC organization and is a signatory of the 24-member agreement that has just been extended," he said.
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Uganda is a signatory to the 2010 Lusaka Declaration on controlling conflict minerals agreed by the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region (ICGLR).
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However, Tehran is a signatory to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and has always maintained that its nuclear research is purely civilian in nature.
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As a signatory to the 2015 Paris Agreement on climate change, India is committed to reducing its carbon emissions by a third by 2030.
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If a signatory tries to hack the contract, that is considered a contract violation under law, and the user will be subject to punishment.
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He was also a signatory to the Lisbon Treaty that revamped the bloc's complex institutions after French and Dutch voters rejected a European constitution.
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Cambodia is not a signatory of the 1954 Stateless Persons Convention that grants the right to education, employment, housing, travel documents and administrative assistance.
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And now there was a potential third new nonhuman signatory to the treaty, and a conclave, called by the Presger, to decide the issue.
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In both agreements, the signatory foreign brands were required to disclose their supplier factories publicly in the hope that transparency could improve working conditions.
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"Der Prozess," about a bank signatory who is placed on trial for unnamed reasons, reflects von Einem's own experience with a cold, anonymous bureaucracy.
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"If Asgardia can find a launching country that is not a signatory to the space treaties, there are no international law obligations," said Sundahl.
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But the law is complicated by the fact that the U.S. isn't a full signatory of all facets of the 1951 U.N. refugee convention.
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But at least one signatory to the letter commands some name recognition in Britain: Jens Lehmann, the former goalkeeper of Germany's national soccer team.
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With royal assent, the USMCA has cleared its last continental legislative hurdle to become the law of the land in all three signatory countries.
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In short, the United States signed and abided by a bilateral treaty that it allowed the only other signatory to disregard, year after year.
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Russia, another signatory to the pact, said it saw no grounds to trigger the mechanism and Iran dismissed the step as a "strategic mistake".
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He scolded the United States for what he called hypocritical threats to try him in the ICC, to which Washington itself is not a signatory.
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" A spokesperson for HSBC, a signatory of the statement, told CNBC via email: "Climate change is a major threat to our environment, societies and economy.
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The rights of minorities - including the prohibition of discrimination based on religion - are enshrined in India's constitution, of which Nehru was a signatory in 1950.
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Japan, a signatory of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, from which the United States has now withdrawn, says it is interested in a deal with Mercosur.
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The new accord keeps NAFTA's "Chapter 19" mechanism, which allows companies hurt by tariffs from a signatory government to appeal to a five-member panel.
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These certificates, which are signed by a veterinarian or authorised signatory, prove the animal complies with the quality and health standards of the destination country.
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He scolded the United States for what he called hypocritical threats to try him in the ICC, to which Washington itself is not a signatory.
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" But the influential state-run Global Times newspaper said Beijing must be a signatory to any peace treaty "to ensure its legal and historical status.
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Defence ministers from the pact's signatory states, which comprise all but three of the current EU members, signed off in Brussels on 17 collaborative projects.
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The reality is that in the U.S., which is not a signatory to the major climate treaties of the past two decades, emissions are declining.
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Climate security Unlike the US, however, North Korea is a signatory to the Paris agreement and has previously issued a "declaration of war" against deforestation.
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In 2011, the Australian high court ruled invalid a deal with Malaysia, as it was not a signatory to the United Nations Convention on Refugees.
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Ardern was the first signatory of a national condolence book for the country's worst mass killing that she opened in the capital Wellington on Monday.
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Aside from tight controls on military exports imposed by the State and Commerce departments, the U.S. is signatory to the Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR).
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That's where Paris Agreement signatory countries are scheduled to carry on negotiating new ways to combat climate change this month during their first international meeting.
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According to a diary entry recorded by James McHenry, a signatory to the Constitution, a woman from Philadelphia was the first to speak to Franklin.
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Only America, where the right to free speech makes standard packs highly unlikely, may remain an anomaly (though it is a signatory to the TPP).
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One signatory, VF Co., began in 2016 to audit 120 factories that supply materials for its brands, which include The North Face, Wrangler and Vans.
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They defended the world body's immunity under its Convention on Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations, to which the United States is a signatory.
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Over email, he told Middleton to ban her from their Boca Raton offices and to remove Pursglove as a signatory to the company bank accounts.
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"To say the least, for any arrangement to replace the armistice, China has to be involved, because it is an original signatory," Ms. Yun said.
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She lets them know she needs to be a signatory in Byrde Enterprises, which triggers Wendy's Spidey sense: Helen is trying to kill them off.
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International protocols on the protection of refugees, of which Greece is a signatory, also ban such policies, although there can be exceptions under extreme conditions.
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It said Alan Douglas, a member of the board's audit committee, is Redman's personal accountant and a signatory on multiple businesses affiliated with company's executives.
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A signatory to the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement, the country has pledged to cuts its carbon emissions by 33% to 35% below 2005 levels by 2030.
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Although not a signatory of that letter, Archbishop Justin Welby, the head of England's established church and a fellow Etonian, is known to share that worry.
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Mr Abe doubtless worries that the deal will collapse: its other signatory, Park Geun-hye, South Korea's deeply unpopular president, was impeached by parliament last month.
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Germany, which like Britain remains a signatory to the nuclear pact with Iran, said the "situation is dangerous" and all sides needed to avoid an escalation.
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"Research is an essential part of the response to any global health emergency," said Jeremy Farrar of the Wellcome Trust and a signatory of the statement.
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Sneff and Allen say the document was likely commissioned by James Wilson of Pennsylvania, a signatory of the Declaration and a contributor to the US Constitution.
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This December, the signatory nations of the Biological Weapons Convention (BWC) will meet, as they do every five years, to discuss the state of bioweapons globally.
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Tillerson, alluding to other signatory countries' opposition to reopening the Iran pact, raised the possibility of "a second agreement" to run parallel to the existing one.
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Furthermore, over 50 trade agreements to which the United States is currently a signatory contain similar provisions for arbitration as part of a dispute settlement process.
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The U.S. is not a signatory to the agreements, Buzzfeed noted, so the direct line helped Washington exert pressure on Moscow to fulfill the document's pledges.
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" There's the rub — signatory states would have to guarantee "acceptable conditions of work with respect to minimum wages, hours of work, and occupational safety and health.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel said Germany, another signatory, was doing all it could to ease tensions with Iran but said Iran must abide by the 2015 deal.
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The convention is not mentioned in Article 50 of the Lisbon treaty (which codifies the process of leaving the union), nor is France even a signatory.
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Under the terms of its Vienna Document, to which Russia is a signatory, countries carrying out drills with more than 9,000 troops must provide advance notice.
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In Mexico, President-Elect Lopez Obrador will likely be the signatory — and his designated negotiator has been closely involved in the talks alongside Mexico's current administration.
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Vice President Aaron Burr shot and killed Alexander Hamilton, the United States' first Treasury secretary and a signatory of the Constitution, in a duel in 1804.
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Signatory countries are finding ways to go around this defection by working with more cooperative partners — American cities, states, corporations — just as they've done with trade.
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Because China is not a signatory to the treaty, it has faced no limits on developing intermediate-range nuclear missiles, which can travel thousands of miles.
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More demanding, less inclusive, but more meaningful, a stricter pledge could have been a stronger signal that a signatory was doing something genuinely commendable and important.
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Because China was not a signatory to the treaty, it has faced no limits on developing intermediate-range nuclear missiles, which can travel thousands of miles.
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The US is still a signatory to the landmark agreement signed by President Obama in 2016, and today the Trump administration began the process of withdrawing.
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According to the magazine, Obama had received a temporary officiant's license through the District of Columbia and was also a signatory on the couple's marriage certificate.
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The city is not a signatory to the United Nations Refugees Convention, and historically has only allowed a very small number of refugees to settle in.
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Gambia says that as a signatory to the 1948 Genocide Convention it has the obligation to prevent and punish genocide, no matter where it takes place.
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By becoming a signatory to the WADA code, recognition from Sport Accord could follow, a stamp of approval that would allow MMA to become an Olympic Sport.
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The process was "disgusting," said Matthew Peterson, who worked as a law clerk representing the complainant, and who listed as a signatory to some of the documents.
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Syria, a non-signatory along with most Arab countries, should obviously be in the ICC's sights, but Russia would block its referral in the UN Security Council.
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As a signatory to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, Bangladesh has committed to protect freedom of religion, belief and expression for all its citizens.
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Signatory companies should commit that they will not retaliate against employees, contractors, suppliers, and customers who make public statements critical of Chinese policies or the Chinese government.
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Jeremy Farrar, director of the Wellcome Trust and a signatory of the statement, said research is an essential part of the response to any global health emergency.
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Though Russia was a signatory of the Rome statute that created the tribunal, it had not ratified the agreement and was not subject to the court's jurisdiction.
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The 12 signatory countries — many represented in the G20 — collectively account for almost a third of global trade and about 40 percent of global gross domestic product.
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The leaked report said the businessman deposited 145 million Malawian kwacha ($200,000) into an account belonging to the ruling party and of which Mutharika is sole signatory.
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As a signatory to the documents, China has little choice but to parrot their language, even though it often shows little regard for what the covenants mean.
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Even Russia -- not a member of the EU but a signatory of the Iran accord -- with barely restrained glee, agreed to play a role in Europe's efforts.
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Markle would also be subject to the reporting requirements for Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts, or FBAR, for accounts over which she has ownership or signatory authority.
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Russia, a signatory to the treaty, has restricted U.S. access under the treaty to its Kaliningrad region and its border with the South Ossetia region of Georgia.
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It has used NFU policy as an instrument to secure legitimacy for its de-facto nuclear weapon status without being signatory to the nuclear nonproliferation regime (NPT).
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While the United States was among the signatory countries of the e-commerce agreement, it did not participate in a separate informal WTO gathering chaired by Switzerland.
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Efforts to prosecute members of Assad's government have failed because Syria is not a signatory to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court in The Hague.
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More and more cities and states have committed to meeting the terms of the Paris climate agreement, whether the United States government is a signatory or not.
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China is one of the world's biggest polluters and a key signatory of the 2015 Paris Agreement, a pledge by 187 countries to reduce their carbon emissions.
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In 2013, it became a signatory to the Principles for Responsible Investment, a United Nations-backed initiative looking to boost the sustainability of the global financial system.
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Nigel Lawson, British finance minister in 1985 and a signatory of the Plaza Accord, notes that the drive to weaken the dollar then was led by Washington.
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Of course, we have seen in the U.K. just how little regard Moscow has for the Chemical Weapons Convention of 1925, to which it is a signatory.
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The decision holds the potential to initiate a new arms race, not only with Russia, but also China, which was never a signatory to the 1987 treaty.
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Agreements passed at the conference are legally binding to 183 signatory states, and although they do not supersede national law, they set standards for global trade and tourism.
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Signatory governments commit to harmonizing border processes, speeding up customs clearance of goods, publishing procedural information online, accepting digital documents where possible and limiting fees imposed on traders.
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In Germany the fact checking organization Facebook is working with to tackle fake news is Correctiv — which does not (yet) appear to be a signatory of Poynter's code.
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The Accord has signatory clothing brands and retailers from about 20 countries, such as Britain's supermarket group Tesco, Swedish fashion group H&M and German sportswear giant Adidas.
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The UK is a signatory to the Sino-British Joint Declaration under which the former British colony of Hong Kong was guaranteed certain protections and basic human rights.
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" However, McClay expressed optimism that "there is life still in the TPP" and said he expected the signatory countries to clarify a way ahead "in a few months.
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However, governments of the Americas have agreed that absolute state sovereignty is bounded by the rules of the Inter-American Democratic Charter (of which Venezuela is a signatory).
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By working alongside labor and management, H22019H has been able to provide a vital connection to NABTU's and its signatory contractors' apprenticeship training – and, thereby, good-paying careers.
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NABTU and its signatory contractors invest more than $1.3 billion per year to fund and operate the training and education facilities – nearly 2,000 of them across North America.
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Efforts to prosecute members of Assad's government have repeatedly failed, as Syria is not a signatory to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court in The Hague.
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" Another signatory, James Dobson, wrote in 1983's Love Must Be Tough: "I have seen marital relationships where the woman deliberately 'baited' her husband until he hit her.
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Armstrong said if not for Soon, he wouldn't have had access to Capitol Hill or been a signatory on so many public letters giving political cover to doubt.
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The agreement said four de-escalation zones would be established in Syria for a period of six months which could be extended if the three signatory countries agreed.
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The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) also arrested a third person, Hemant Bhat, whom a source described as the "authorized signatory" of the companies tied to Nirav Modi.
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German Economy Minister Peter Altmaier, a signatory to that statement, said a month ago that EU states still needed to determine whether and when to apply the countermeasures.
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The European Union and other signatory members, France, Britain and Germany, have regularly defended the Iran nuclear deal against American criticism and said Iran was in full compliance.
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Canadian approval kicks off a three-month period for all three signatory countries to agree on implementation regulations, including naming each country's representatives for the conflict resolution mechanism.
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Further, the INF Treaty has left China's arms buildup unchecked, because it has constrained the United States without doing the same for China, which is not a signatory.
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"TPP is going to be great for the American economy, for American workers and American companies," Kritenbrink said, noting Singapore, a signatory to the deal, strongly supports it.
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He is a member of the board at the Libra Association and is one of three people with signatory power over the organization, according to Swiss legal filings.
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FÖ: First of all, no one should be classified as either a "signatory" or a "coward," which is what happened, because everybody shows their reaction in different platforms.
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The jury has proposed these 4 questions: Q: Is one required to file an FBAR if they own less than 50% of the company and no signatory authority?
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Russia is not a signatory to a 2008 United Nations treaty, which bans their use because of their indiscriminate nature and the threat to civilians posed by unexploded bomblets.
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The United States is not a signatory to the convention that established the ICC, whose mandate is to prosecute crimes such as genocide that individual governments can't or won't.
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"This is not a hypothetical scenario, but a very real, very pressing concern which needs immediate action," said signatory Ryan Gariepy, founder of Clearpath Robotics, in a press statement.
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Pakistan and India, in turn, squabble over the treaty they concluded in 1960 (to which the World Bank was also a signatory) on sharing the waters of the Indus.
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Thailand is also not a signatory to the U.N. Refugee Convention and provides no legal protection to asylum seekers — although there are more than 100,000 refugees in the country.
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"Donald Trump doesn't want Muslims of the world to enter the United States... so we should do the same to him," signatory Ayu Dyah wrote on the petition website.
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And while the United Nations' refugee agency UNHCR has a presence and processes asylum claims in Malaysia, the country is not a signatory to the 1951 U.N. Refugee Convention.
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The construction industry has consistently provided affordable health insurance to our employees, and millions of Americans depend on the health coverage signatory contractors provide for acute and chronic illnesses.
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If that's the case, then any signatory of the petition may ask to call it up on the House floor just after the Pledge of Allegiance on June 25.
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In addition, TPP-11 will bring member countries closer together politically as well, given that stronger trade relations can deepen diplomatic relations and, above all, trust between signatory nations.
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Firms that did not respond to the mandatory survey could be struck from the signatory list as a means of underscoring the importance the bar association attaches to diversity.
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Simmons, 44, serves as the cofounder and principal of impact investing firm Blue Haven Initiative alongside his wife and fellow signatory Liesel Pritzker Simmons, according to the firm's website.
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Russia must be pressed to declare and destroy its stock of Novichok as required under the international Chemical Weapons Convention, to which Russia has been a signatory since 1997.
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The foreign ministry said that if Russia has been stockpiling nerve agents this would amount to a violation of the Chemical Weapons Convention, of which Moscow is a signatory.
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And Mr. Gates testified that Konstantin V. Kilimnik, a Russian who prosecutors claim is tied to Russian intelligence, had signatory authority over some of Mr. Manafort's accounts in Cyprus.
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While Mr. Trump makes no bones about his desire to roll back environmental laws, Brazil's president, Michel Temer, a signatory of the Paris climate agreement, has sent mixed signals.
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That could empty the camps which have been condemned by human rights groups as a cruel abrogation of Australia's responsibilities as a signatory to the United Nations Refugee Convention.
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This administration's international track record on agreements and treaties could hobble any such effort, as partners might wonder if Washington would be a reliable signatory to any multinational agreement.
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China was a signatory to the nuclear accord reached with Iran in 2015 that lifted sanctions in return for Iran's getting rid of 98 percent of its nuclear material.
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Canada's Immigration and Refugee Protection Act defines a safe third country as one that is a signatory to the 1951 Refugee Convention and the United Nations Convention Against Torture.
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Last summer, Mr. Khan and about a dozen other artisans pushed for raises at the export house where they worked, an Utthan signatory that completes orders for Saint Laurent.
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It's possible Russia could have been even more brazen in its development of ground-based cruise missiles, and that remaining a signatory in the agreement somewhat curbed Moscow's ambitions.
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There is mounting evidence that information release supports greater competition around government contracting and that being an EITI signatory leads to greater inflows of both aid and foreign direct investment.
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While Trump officially withdrew the US, by far the biggest signatory to the deal, from the TPP Monday, no other country has yet made signs of withdrawing from the partnership.
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And although WADA didn't participate in the first hearing, USADA is a signatory of the WADA code, so WADA is technically a party to any decision that affects its enforcement.
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"These laws are horribly anti-gay and would hurt Amazon employees and their families for years to come," said Marc Solomon, a gay rights advocate and signatory of the letter.
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The immediate impact of the sanctions on Iran itself may be mitigated by its ability to keep selling oil to China, a signatory to the nuclear deal, and to India.
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It said this week that Haywood may have breached the company's signatory policy, may have used his personal email for work purposes, and breached the company's gifts and entertainment policy.
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Syria, a signatory of the 1970 nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), has always denied that the site was a reactor or that Damascus engaged in nuclear cooperation with North Korea.
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The Accord, established after the Rana Plaza disaster, has nearly 200 signatory clothing brands and retailers from over 20 countries, covering 2.5 million workers in Bangladesh's ready-made garment industry.
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The complexion of the contest changed dramatically in January when the Inter-American Court of Human Rights ruled that its signatory nations, including Costa Rica, must legalize same-sex marriage.
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The pact should eventually be put to the United Nations for adoption and impose legally-binding obligations on signatory states, its drafters - comprising legal experts from several countries - have said.
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Under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), to which the US is a signatory, the high-income countries (so-called Annex I countries) were obligated to move first.
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Efforts to prosecute members of the Assad government have repeatedly failed because Syria is not a signatory of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC) in the Hague.
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No countries publicly approve of the indiscriminate use of chemical weapons, especially against noncombatants, and most uses are illegal under the Chemical Weapons Convention to which Syria is a signatory.
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Originally a reluctant signatory, this week Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said it would be a "morally criminal act" for the world not to do its part on climate change.
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Saudi Arabia is a signatory to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, which required it to relinquish its right to nuclear weapons in exchange for the peaceful use of nuclear technology.
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"If a drug company or an ad agency is a signatory of the Screen Actors Guild, it has to pay the regular S.A.G. rate in these instances," Ms. Kipperman said.
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But Mr. Mugabe had been a reluctant signatory; his African backers, most notably Mozambique and Tanzania, had pushed him to abandon a war that he thought his guerrillas were winning.
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Norway has sovereignty over Svalbard under a 100-year-old treaty but citizens of all its signatory countries, including Russia, can settle and conduct business there on an equal basis.
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Over the past tragic months, the international community has been undecided about an ICC referral, mostly because Myanmar is not a signatory to the Rome Statute that established the court.
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And the sanctions clearly violate the Charter of the Organization of American States (Chapter 21625, Article 2900), as well as other international treaties to which the U.S. is a signatory.
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As a signatory to the U.N. Convention on the Rights of the Child, the U.S government has pledged not to act in a manner that undermines the best interests principle.
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Though the United States is not a signatory to the international treaty banning the weapons, it pledged in June 2008 to sharply restrict their use and reduce risks to civilians.
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Although Guatemala is a signatory to the International Labor Organization Convention (ILO 169) — the major binding international convention concerning indigenous rights — there is no unified law to regulate this interaction.
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A forthcoming letter from advocacy groups, of which I am a signatory, will ask President Obama to repeal the regulations so that the program in its current form is conclusively terminated.
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Jonathan Brown, an American signatory and convert to Islam who is a professor at Georgetown, said he hoped the appeal would lay bare the counter-productiveness of Saudi Arabia's current policy.
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The High Court ruled Bashir should have been arrested to face genocide charges at the ICC since, as a signatory of the Rome Statute, Pretoria was obliged to implement arrest warrants.
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The reports, widely circulated on social media, said the businessman deposited 145 million Malawian kwacha ($203,000) into an account belonging to the ruling party and of which Mutharika is sole signatory.
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The money manager was also accused of breaching GAM's signatory policy and may have used his personal email for work purposes, as well as contravening its company's gifts and entertainment policy.
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The ECB guided markets for steady rates "through the summer" of 2019 at a meeting last month, when it also announced it would shut its signatory bond-purchasing programme in December.
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Though Australia remains a signatory to the Paris accord, the removal of emissions targets from the NEG mean the country has no legislative or regulatory path to meeting the agreement's requirements.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Mexico and Japan have committed to accelerating a possible Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) between 11 signatory countries, but without the United States, Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo said on Tuesday.
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Ehrat's statement on Wednesday says he was a co-signatory on the contract with Cohen, along with the then-CEO of Novartis AG, who retired at the beginning of this year.
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The Indian government has also argued that India is not signatory to the specific UN Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees, nor the Protocol Relating to the Status of Refugees.
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Scott Kennedy, the Freeman Chair in China Studies at the Center for Strategic and International Studies and a signatory of the letter, said China saw a real threat from congressional legislation.
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Schrems is claiming 500 euros ($576) in damages for each signatory to his lawsuit, one of a series of European challenges to U.S. technology firms and their handling of personal data.
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Since 1986 — the last serious, successful effort to simplify the tax code — being a signatory to Grover Norquist's Taxpayer Protection Pledge has been the cost of admission into civilized Republican society.
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They were not a signatory of the TPP, and they didn't want it enacted because it was meant to basically prevent them from setting the rules of the game in Asia.
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As a signatory to the Paris Agreement on climate change, it has committed to ensuring at least 40 percent of its electricity is generated from non-fossil fuel sources by 2030.
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Bulgaria is a signatory to the 2001 United Nations convention that outlaws commercial trade in underwater cultural heritage and sets out guidelines on such things as artifact recovery and public display.
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Meanwhile China, who is not a signatory to the MTCR, has not held back, transferring its Reaper-class CH-4 drone to Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and Iraq, all close U.S. partners.
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The United States is not a signatory to the 1997 Mine Ban Treaty, which took effect in 1999 and broadly prohibits the development, use and acquisition of anti-personnel land mines.
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The United States is not a signatory of the 1997 Mine Ban Treaty, which came into force in 1999 and broadly prohibits the development, use and acquisition of anti-personnel landmines.
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But by rolling back the policies needed to meet American commitments, the United States essentially announced that it would not comply, whether the nation remains a signatory or not, experts said.
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The gallery your piece recommended is not Indigenous-owned, nor does it appear to be a signatory to the Indigenous Art Code (it certainly doesn't proclaim to be on its website).
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Lebanon's efforts to find a solution to the dispute through the United Nations Law of the Convention of the Sea have foundered because Israel is not a signatory to the convention.
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And any words seeking to ensure the above enshrined in a peace deal essentially are meaningless when the signatory is a barbaric entity beyond the pale of legal or ethical norms.
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"The MOU was largely based on the Massachusetts legislation," said Aaron Lowe, with the Auto Care Association — a trade group that represents independent shops and was a signatory to the agreement.
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Signatory governments and companies also make commitments to work together, including supporting academic research, ensuring cooperation with law enforcement, and developing interventions to redirect users away from violent and extremist content.
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The United Kingdom is a signatory to the 2015 Paris Agreement, which seeks to keep global warming to well below two degrees above pre-industrial levels by the end of the century.
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At the time of the hearing, a situation like Thompson's had never occurred in the four years that WADA's anti-doping code, of which USADA was a signatory, had been in place.
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He also took the opportunity to once again push home the incorrect assertion that NATO signatory countries like Germany owe "vast sums" and that the US must be "paid" for its contribution.
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Efforts to prosecute members of President Bashar al-Assad's government have repeatedly failed, as Syria is not a signatory to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague.
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On Tuesday, Waymo's lawyers read excerpts of that document aloud to a court, while its signatory, former Uber employee Ric Jacobs, sat on the stand and testified on its wide-ranging allegations.
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"Although Sudan is not a signatory to the Cluster Munition Convention, it has previously denied either possessing or using cluster munitions," the panel said in its report, seen by Reuters on Tuesday.
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But in Switzerland, which at the time was not a signatory to the convention, a small group of psychiatrists persuaded the government to permit the use of LSD and MDMA in therapy.
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Open Skies gives signatory nations the right to fly over each other's territory along pre-approved flight paths, allowing them to check on key military installations and verify adherence to other treaties.
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However, only one signatory in the region, Costa Rica, made a pledge that would help meet the accord's goal of keeping the rise in the planet's average temperature below two degrees Celsius.
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But anyone seeking clues as to what might be guiding the ACLU in its recent venture would do well to inquire after the letter's signatory, the organization's national political director, Faiz Shakir.
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France is a signatory of the U.N. Arms Trade Treaty that regulates the international trade of conventional weapons and bans the sale of weapons that fuel human rights violations or war crimes.
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Given this history, and that South Korea is a signatory to the United Nations Refugee Convention, the South has an obligation to embrace those fleeing war and other calamities throughout the world.
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While Hong Kong is not a signatory to the United Nations' refugee convention, it is still bound by the UN Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment.
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Their answers to legitimate questions from the Afghan delegation on women's rights, governance models, elections, international treaties to which Afghanistan is a signatory and other key issues, were vague and well-rehearsed.
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Under the Program, signatory companies make a binding commitment to require their employees, agents, vendors, photographers and other contractors to follow a code of conduct that protects everyone's safety on the job.
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Many of us have also signed the subsequent statement on freedom of expression by the scholars Robert P. George and Cornel West, to which I was asked to be the first signatory.
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China, another signatory of the Iran nuclear pact, along with Russia, France, Germany, Britain, and the EU, is also well-poised to take advantage of any Trump action withdrawing from the pact.
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Indeed, the IAEA has certified seven separate times that Iran is in compliance with the nuclear deal, a judgement shared by all of the signatory countries along with the U.S. intelligence community.
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"With the highways, we saw that when you privatize it is no longer the common good that prevails, it is the pursuit of profit," said 60-year-old petition signatory Martine Louaire.
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The other signatory nations - Russia, China, Germany, Britain and France - are trying to salvage the accord, which imposed curbs on Iran's nuclear program in return for a lifting of some economic sanctions.
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Germany, along with the United Kingdom and France, is a signatory of the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, and they've been desperately trying to defuse the tensions and somehow keep the agreement intact.
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Dias also said that Brazil, a signatory to the Paris Agreement on climate change, already has many environmental protections in place that are in line with provisions included in the trade deal.
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"It's ridiculous to allow this charleton [sic] to rip off people by tithing then get tax free status as a charity by promoting hate and discrimination against fellow New Zealanders," one signatory wrote.
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The guild proposed a one-year union suspension for 46-year-old Savino; a $4,000 fine; community service; mandatory counseling; and a letter to all signatory studios explaining that Savino had been suspended.
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While The Verge has not checked all the signatures, four of the half dozen signatories The Verge contacted replied, and said that they had signed the petition — and confirmed another signatory, as well.
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Turkey is developing (with Russian help) a nuclear power program, but it is a signatory to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, and there is a whole world of difference between energy and weapons.
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Britain, a signatory to the international convention which prohibits use of the munitions, has been investigating whether the coalition dropped the BL 755 munitions in Yemen following an Amnesty International report in May.
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Emissions of greenhouse gases are rising, even though South Korea is a signatory to the Paris climate agreement and has pledged to reduce them to 20% below the level of 2010 by 6303.
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McFarland ultimately declined to pay off the card's full balance, and one former employee who acted as a signatory on the card says he was left on the hook for more than $200,000.
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As a signatory to the Paris Agreement on climate change, India is committed to ensuring that at least 2000 percent of its electricity will be generated from non-fossil-fuel sources by 2100.
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Braizat, a lawyer who also farms olives on family land in Dhiban, was a signatory of the petition, describing it as a "clear and frank" message to the king and his foreign backers.
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It put an end to nuclear weapons testing in 1996 after a test in the South Pacific sparked global outrage and has since become a signatory of the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty.
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China was a participant in the war and a signatory to the armistice agreement that ended the fighting, and its support would be necessary for a formal peace treaty to be agreed upon.
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Her mother retired as a science teacher at the Hommocks Middle School in Mamaroneck, N.Y. The bride is a descendant of William Bradford, signatory of the Mayflower Compact and governor of Plymouth Colony.
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The signatory also agrees never to divulge classified or SCI material, to adequately protect classified and SCI material and to return all classified and SCI material in their possession under penalty of law.
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And, in June, President Donald Trump announced that the United States would formally withdraw from the Paris Climate Agreement, making the US one of the only countries not a signatory to the accord.
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As currently written, NAFTA 220006 requires signatory countries to give pharma corporations at least a 2202-year monopoly period on biologic drugs, which they often price at over $2628,28500 per person per year.
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"This clearly seems to be an attempt to roll back the reproductive rights of women in Slovakia," said Monica Costa Riba, a women's rights expert at Amnesty International, a signatory to the letter.
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Here&aposs how the dispute mechanism works after it is triggered, according to the nuclear deal:The Joint Commission — made up of negotiators from the signatory countries — has 15 days of resolve the issue.
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According to the European Court of Human Rights, to which Turkey is a signatory, a country has the right to deviate from the law during a state of emergency — but there are limits.
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Together, China, the EU and Canada worked together to act as the spine of the Paris agreement process, which has struggled to squeeze detailed plans from a majority of its 194 signatory governments.
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"Chinese actions are becoming increasingly out of line with international laws and global norms," said Susan Shirk, an American signatory who served as deputy assistant secretary of state for China and the region.
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Of course, being a signatory to such treaties hasn't been an impediment to licensed marijuana production and drug development elsewhere, and such concerns should not be interpreted as legitimate barriers to reform here.
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So the jurors asked whether someone (Manafort) would in fact have to fill out the FBAR if he owned less than 50 percent of a company and had no signatory authority over it.
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He called the judiciary's failure to act on the Constitutional Court's ruling a "particularly concerning" violation of both the Turkey's constitution and the European Convention on Human Rights, of which Turkey is a signatory.
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IeSF has also been working to legitimize esports by making partnerships with titans in the sports world, including the International Association of Athletics Federation and becoming a signatory of the World Anti-Doping Agency.
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Despite Beijing's complaints however, the UK does have a limited obligation to Hong Kong as a signatory to the 1984 Sino-British Joint Declaration, which transferred control of the city between the two countries.
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" Another signatory of the letter, Kelsey Hency, echoed Mason's comments, saying, "The eyes of evangelical culture in 2014 were dim to many of the realities of women and the abuse and misogyny they endured.
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Former World Anti-Doping Agency boss Dick Pound told local media last week that the KOC, as a signatory to the WADA Code, had to abide by the rules laid down for international sport.
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The U.S. is a signatory to the Outer Space Treaty, which prohibits placing nuclear weapons or any weapons of mass destruction in space and bans military activities on celestial bodies such as the moon.
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Fortunate beyond my wildest expectations, I am a signatory to the Buffett/Gates Giving Pledge, and I expect to donate not half, but substantially all, of my financial wealth to charity upon my death.
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Facebook remains a signatory of Privacy Shield for now but the company can be removed by US oversight bodies if it is deemed not to have fulfilled its obligations to safeguard EU users' data.
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Pat Nolan is the Director of the Center for Criminal Justice Reform at the American Conservative Union Foundation, a Right on Crime Signatory, and was formerly the Republican Leader of the California State Assembly.
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But the flight of hundreds of thousands of people from Myanmar to neighboring Bangladesh -- which is a signatory -- might give the ICC an opening and an opportunity to still prosecute for genocide, Cadman argues.
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Under the agreement, signatory countries can withdraw an agreed amount of funds from a $240 billion liquidity pool to help bolster their foreign reserves through currency swap agreements with Japan, China and South Korea.
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On Thursday, CONCACAF's legal advisor, Samir Gandhi explained that following last year's arrests, $9 million was found in a Cayman bank account under the name of CONCACAF Cayman, to which Webb was the signatory.
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In another sign of the Trump administration's reluctance to join international initiatives it sees as a bid to encroach on U.S. sovereignty, French officials said Washington might not become a signatory, though talks are continuing.
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Lee says new trade deals, such as the TransPacific Partnership (TPP), will enable Sing Lun to ship with preferred duty access to the U.S. from its six factories in Vietnam, a signatory to the deal.
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"Anyone who signed one of those letters and thought there wouldn't be consequences isn't a grown-up," said Eric Edelman, a former National Security Advisor to Vice President Dick Cheney and signatory of both letters.
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It was the first time Japan, the only country to have suffered a nuclear attack, had concluded such a pact with a country that is not a signatory to the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty (NPT).
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Why it matters: Nepal is a signatory to Beijing's Belt and Road initiative, and the government sees a railway deal with China as a "game changer" for the country, Foreign Minister Pradeep Gyawali tells Axios.
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Rapid development of nuclear capabilities comes after years of exclusion from trade in nuclear materials and technology, which was a result of the country's non-signatory status to a 1970 treaty on nuclear non-proliferation.
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On CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" on Thursday, Hewlett Packard Enterprise CEO Meg Whitman, a signatory on the letter, said leaving the Paris agreement would put the United States behind in jobs in the future.
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After giving up its position as a signatory, the U.S. will lose the ability to influence substantive discussions around the ATT and the leverage to ensure the treaty remains consistent with U.S. priorities and procedures.
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As a signatory to the United Nations convention on refugees, China is obligated to not repatriate them, yet it cooperates with North Korea to find defectors and even pays its citizens for turning them in.
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Historically, after nations have agreed to large treaties and accords at global summit meetings, years pass before the signatory governments complete the domestic legal and legislative processes required to translate global directives into domestic laws.
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While Turkey is a signatory to the 1951 United Nations convention on the Status of Refugees, it retains a "geographic limitation," which means that Turkey gives refugee status only to those, oddly enough, fleeing Europe.
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The letter cites US obligations as a signatory to the UN Convention Against Corruption, and demands that the government "promptly initiate civil asset forfeiture proceedings" to ensure that the funds are swiftly returned to Nigeria.
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" Myo Min, a director of Equality Myanmar and a signatory to the letters to Zuckerberg, told CNN Facebook's work to tackle hate speech is "not enough ... we should have more accountability and transparency (from Facebook).
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In another sign of the Trump administration's reluctance to join international initiatives it sees as a bid to encroach on U.S. sovereignty, French officials said Washington might not become a signatory, though talks are continuing.
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China's carbon emissions data is notoriously opaque, but as a signatory to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, Beijing is obliged to submit an official inventory to the UN on a regular basis.
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Although each signatory has experienced some degree of individual success in shifting toward a national clean energy regime, they hoped that the memorandum will allow for greater steps in this direction by coordinating their efforts.
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The Israelis deem the agreement insufficient for denying their arch-foe the means to eventually get the bomb - something that Tehran, which is a signatory to the 1970 nuclear Non-Proliferation Treatry (NPT), denies wanting.
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So they tried to find a solution that would allow Mr. Trump to signal his disapproval of the deal without putting the United States in the position of being the first signatory to violate it.
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"We want to step away from rhetoric that one person is more deserving than another in representation," City Councilman Carlos Menchaca, who represents Brooklyn and is the lead signatory, said in an interview on Monday.
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" It added that Sudan was a signatory to international treaties which "strongly condemn any unconstitutional change of Government and commit member states to the respect of the rule of law, democratic principles and human rights.
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China is a signatory to the 1953 Korean Armistice Agreement — along with North Korea and an American general, who was representing the United Nations Command — and it would presumably have to sign a successor treaty.
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Recommendations drafted by a working group and later approved by CITES urged signatory countries "to engage with relevant social media platforms, search engines and ecommerce platforms to address illegal international trade" of cheetahs and other species.
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That is partly due to Iran not being a signatory country to the Cape Town Treaty, which provides legal remedies for default in financing agreements as well as the repossession of capital goods such as aircraft.
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On Thursday, representatives from signatory countries adopted the "Marrakech Action Proclamation for Climate, Sustainable Development," a document that mostly declared that now is the time for action, and settled some leftover business from the Kyoto Protocols.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping told Rouhani on Friday that Beijing, a signatory of the nuclear pact, will promote steady development of ties with Iran no matter how the situation changes, the official Xinhua news agency reported.
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Russia is a signatory of the Iran nuclear deal, as are permanent members France and the United Kingdom — two of the staunchest defenders of the deal and also, uncomfortably, two of the US's alleged closest allies.
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States are banned from using, trading and stockpiling antipersonnel land mines by the 1997 Mine Ban Treaty, but Myanmar is not a signatory, and neither are Israel and Russia, which have supplied weapons to the country.
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U.S. beef and pork farmers have been lobbying Trump to push Japan to agree to the same low tariffs for their products applied to imports from Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) signatory countries like Australia and Canada.
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"This measure in our constitution contradicts the operational mode of the ICC, which aims to ask signatory countries to hand over their citizens for whatever reason," Paolo Benaza, the spokesman for the Patriotic Front, told reporters.
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The bottom line: Signatory countries to the Basel Convention's new framework about plastic waste will have to figure out their own methods for limiting the pollution, according to Rolph Payet of the United Nations Environment Program.
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Another signatory, AISI President Tom Gibson, told Reuters the industry was trying to keep the issue "front and center" while Trump administration officials deal with a range of other issues from North Korea to fiscal policy.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, a co-signatory of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, said on Sunday U.S. President Donald Trump's plan to quit the treaty was a mistake, Interfax news agency reported.
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The city-state is a signatory to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) and says it is committed to the global effort to curb the illegal wildlife trade.
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Many in Iraq want the International Criminal Court (ICC) to pursue ISIS crimes in Iraq, but the country is not a signatory to the Rome Statute that created the ICC, so it has no jurisdiction there.
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The United States has accused Russia of violating the Open Skies Treaty, which permits unarmed aerial recon flights above the territory of all signatory nations, by restricting U.S. surveillance flights over the militarized region of Kaliningrad.
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In a judgment issued last year, the court said its signatory member countries, which include Peru, should treat same-sex couples "without discrimination," ensuring that they receive the same family and financial rights as heterosexual couples.
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Mr. Trump has said the U.S. will withdraw from the 1987 treaty, citing Russia's violation of the agreement and the fact that China was not a signatory, leaving it free to build up its Pacific arsenal.
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It's also worth mentioning that the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a trade deal between the United States and 11 other Pacific countries — including Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, and Vietnam — pushes signatory countries to implement the PSMA.
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Second, any charges against Epstein's co-conspirators likely will come from the Southern District of New York, which was not a party or signatory to the 2008 agreement between the Southern District of Florida and Epstein.
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Several sources from treaty nations told Defense News this week they believe the administration&aposs efforts to solicit feedback from Europe offer a chance to convince the White House to remain a signatory to the treaty.
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Mr. Bizzarri, who was a signatory of the Fashion Pact unveiled at the Group of 7 summit last month, said he believed Gucci is the first luxury brand to try to offset all of its emissions.
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But thus far, the Chinese government has not demonstrated a willingness to use force to change borders, to occupy the territory of neighboring states, to violate bilateral and international agreements to which it is a signatory.
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China, which is not an MTCR signatory, has pushed ahead with drone sales to some countries with close ties to Washington, such as Iraq, Saudi Arabia and Nigeria, but which have failed to pass U.S. regulatory muster.
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Deliberations by the 24-seat upper house on its own version of the bill were suspended last month after the justice department reminded senators the Philippines is a signatory to a United Nations treaty that prohibits executions.
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Your child must file an FBAR if he or she has financial interests in or signatory authority over foreign bank accounts and if the maximum value of those accounts in aggregate exceeds $10,000 during the calendar year.
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Next year will begin the first phase of the United Nation's aviation emissions plan, CORSIA, which requires airlines in signatory countries to commit to keeping their emissions at 2020 levels by purchasing offsets or using sustainable fuels.
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Eliot Cohen—signatory to the Republican foreign policy establishment letter denouncing its own candidate—suggested in the days after the election that doubters should nonetheless go and work for the administration for the sake of the country.
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He promises to begin using torture on prisoners once again (including "a hell of a lot worse than waterboarding"), despite the fact that both U.S. law and international treaties to which we are a signatory prohibit it.
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Turkey is a signatory to agreements that bind it to a non-refoulement principle, an international customary law rule that prohibits countries from returning people to a place where they risk facing persecution or threat to life.
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The flight was part of the Treaty on Open Skies, which allows military aircraft from the United States and Russia and other nations to fly aerial observation flights to observe military sites of the 34 signatory nations.
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Renewable energy is being seen as a growth sector for India, a signatory of the Paris climate accord, with an ambitious plan to raise renewable energy capacity to 175 gigawatts (GW) by 2022, from 57 GW currently.
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Russia is not a signatory to a 2008 United Nations treaty, that bans use of cluster munitions because of their indiscriminate nature and the threat to civilians posed by unexploded bomblets, which remain a long-term threat.
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The most celebrated signatory is René Redzepi , whose restaurant Noma, in Copenhagen, opened in 2003 and has since earned two Michelin stars, for such dishes as confit of snail, roasted cod head, and cake made from plankton.
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Most are simply one-page form email comments asking the FCC to keep or reverse reclassification (most likely without the signatory even having a clue about the underlying legal or technical dispute that they are arguing over).
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Dozens of ministers from signatory countries, including Gina McCarthy, the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, have been meeting to draft the parameters of an amendment addressing HFCs that they hope to finalize in Rwanda in October.
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European and Asian companies can establish a wholly-owned Mexican, Canadian or American subsidiary and obtain NAFTA treaty benefits simply by filing the incorporation papers of a wholly-owned subsidiary in any of the NAFTA signatory countries.
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They argue he should not be executed because he is unable to understand his crime and doing so would violate the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, a U.N. treaty to which Pakistan is a signatory.
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Adam Winkler, a Second Amendment expert at the University of California, Los Angeles, agreed and noted that withdrawing the United States as a signatory would have very little impact given that the Senate never ratified the treaty.
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Foreign ministers from the five remaining signatory countries to the nuclear deal — Britain, France, Germany, China and Russia — offered a package of economic measures to Iran on Friday but Tehran said they did not go far enough.
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"The clear issue is we have to manage the costs of this," says Scott Burris, director of the Center for Public Health Law Research at Temple Law School and, like Parmet, a signatory on the open letter.
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Experts say major changes to the accord could lead to a better deal for all three signatory countries but may require concessions from the U.S. • Government investment in robots could help American workers, our technology columnist writes.
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"We're energized by the accelerating movement of tech workers demanding that the tech industry take responsibility to correct its role in the climate crisis," said Sam Kern, a UX engineer at Google and signatory of the letter.
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There is no publicly available evidence that Iran is engaging in any illicit activities at undeclared military sites, and no public official of any JCPOA signatory country or of any international agency has made such a claim.
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Trump told members of the gun lobby at an annual meeting he intends to revoke the status of the United States as a signatory to the Arms Trade Treaty, which was never ratified by the U.S. Senate.
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OSLO (Reuters) - A global agreement on climate change is set to win enough ratifications by signatory nations this week to go into force in November, heralding a harder phase of turning promises into cuts in greenhouse gas emissions.
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Yet the Saudis have consistently taken the position that they need to match Iran's missile capability and have at times sought help on the side from other countries, including China, which is not a signatory to the pact.
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Such a public relations exercise is particularly important for Taiwan, which isn't a member of the U.N. and thus not a signatory to UNCLOS -- China considers Taiwan a breakaway province and blocks its membership of most international organizations.
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The case has thrown a spotlight onto the difficulty of cross-border custody disputes, particularly when it involves a country like Lebanon that is not signatory to the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction.
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By banding together to address a planetary emergency, the 197 signatory nations had officially ended production and use of chemicals responsible for depleting the ozone layer in the upper atmosphere, an essential shield against the sun's ultraviolet radiation.
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The decision to authorize cruise missile strikes against the Syrian airfield demonstrated willingness to employ U.S. military capabilities to protect American national interests, that is, enforcement of respect for international conventions to which the U.S. government is signatory.
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This allows signatory states to impose permitted tariffs on goods entering their country, but precludes them from treating a domestic item more favorably than an imported one when it comes to internal taxes like sales or income taxes.
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Mattis was clearly in charge, and as the meeting began, he stood in front of two huge screens that showed color representations of NATO, capital markets and various trade deals to which the United States is a signatory.
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China, like France a signatory to the deal, said it regretted Iran's move but urged all parties to exercise restraint and said the U.S. policy of increasing pressure on Iran was the "root cause of the current tensions".
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Britain, a signatory to an international convention that prohibits use of the munitions, has been investigating whether the coalition dropped the munitions, BL-755 bombs, in Yemen after a report in May by the rights group Amnesty International.
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A European Union spokeswoman said it "risks diminishing Hong Kong's international reputation as a free and open society" and was in contravention of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, to which Hong Kong is a signatory.
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Adrian Paterson, lecturer in English literature at the National University of Ireland, Galway and another signatory to the letter to the department of culture, said that while the state's intervention was welcome, it did not go far enough.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraqi President Barham Salih rejected on Tuesday attempts to breach the United States embassy in Baghdad, saying they were a violation of binding international agreements to protect foreign missions that the Iraqi government is signatory to.
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It also said it was a signatory to the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals that promote decent work conditions and seek eradication of forced labor and a member of the National Institute for Eradication of Slave Labor (INPACTO).
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The United States, along with 140 other countries, is a signatory to the United Nations Convention Against Corruption, an agreement requiring countries to hunt down the offshore money of corrupt officials and return it to the victimized countries.
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The EU, like every other signatory to the Paris agreement, is now facing pressure to deliver a higher Nationally Determined Contribution at the next UN climate meeting, when countries are expected to present their next round of commitments.
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"WADA recognition would not only serve as official, third party approval of our regulation of anti-doping, but would also mark a political milestone," Brown stated in the press release that announced IMMAF's effort to become a WADA signatory.
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"My hope is that when the administration is done with their review, they don't let one or two voices overwhelm what is in the interest of the United States," Representative Tom Emmer, a signatory to the letter, told Reuters.
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It was also a signatory to a letter by investors sent to the International Energy Agency asking it to develop a forecasting model to take into account the lower emissions necessary to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius.
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Chinese people and organizations would have to comply with the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, to which China is a signatory, the vice head of China's State Oceanic Administration, Sun Shuxian, said at a briefing.
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The UK -- which has a treaty obligation to Hong Kong as a signatory to the 1984 Sino-British Joint Declaration -- said the booksellers case was a "serious breach" of the declaration and raised concerns over the city's constitutional protections.
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What's going on now: Trump is at Mar-a-Lago with Shinzo Abe, the Japanese prime minister, a cornerstone signatory of TPP, who is struggling politically at home and would love to pull the U.S. back into the deal.
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Those three UN treaties, the earliest dating back more than 50 years, bind signatory states to combat the trafficking of a variety of drugs, including cannabis, and forbids their domestic cultivation, except for certain industrial, research, and medical purposes.
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Mr. Trump and his hard-line aides, particularly John R. Bolton, the national security adviser, have long disparaged the treaty, asserting that Russia has cheated on its terms and that it should include China, which is not a signatory.
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If it still isn&apost resolved, then the complaining signatory country can treat the issue as "grounds to cease performing its commitments under this JCPOA in whole or in part," and/or refer it to the UN Security Council.
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The company has also become more involved in inclusion, with a number of inclusion networks formed in 2014, in addition to Lloyd's recently becoming a signatory to the Women in Finance Charter and committing to the Working Forward campaign.
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Asked whether Johnson regarded such attacks as a war crime, the representative said destroying cultural sites was forbidden under the terms of the Hague Convention, which governs the conduct of wars and of which the US is a signatory.
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The underlying problem for sex workers is that prostitution became illegal in France in 1960 (France is a signatory to the Convention for the Suppression of the Traffic in Persons), which means sex workers can't apply for full medical coverage.
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"We see a lot of statements from people saying they're evangelical leaders, but that most evangelicals don't recognize," said Ed Stetzer, executive director of the Billy Graham Center at Wheaton College in Illinois, and a signatory to the evangelical advertisement.
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The World Wildlife Fund, which is not a signatory to the anti-trophy hunting petition, supports a limited amount of hunting provided it helps local communities prioritize wildlife conservation over alternatives such as cattle raising and habitat conversion for farming.
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Both Saeed and Khalil are proponents of a strict interpretation of Islam and have a history of supporting violence - each man was reportedly a signatory to al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden's 1998 fatwa declaring war on the United States.
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This makes North Korea's role as a buffer between China and U.S. ally and mutual defense signatory South Korea more valuable to Beijing, said Zhao, giving North Korea more wiggle room to make provocative moves without risking its ties with China.
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That's given China — which is not a signatory to the MTCR — a pronounced edge in both global armed-drone sales and in the foreign policy arena, where arms deals are often used to reward allies or telegraph displeasure to foreign governments.
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He has vowed to rip up the 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal to which Peru is a signatory, and renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement with Canada and Mexico that he blames for the loss of U.S. jobs.
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The bank is one of seven companies in the S&P 100 group studied which is a signatory of the Women Empowerment Principles of the United Nations, a pact among businesses across the globe to take action to empower women.
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But if Trump snaps those sanctions back in place, not only would the United States be the only signatory to the deal out of compliance -- and therefore isolated -- but there's a real risk Iran could reciprocate and restart their nuclear program.
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Spain has also claimed the rights to what remains of the ship, arguing that it is a military vessel and therefore is still Spanish property under the terms of a United Nations treaty, of which Colombia is not a signatory.
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Norcross's name doesn't appear in the Star-Ledger op-ed at all—except as a signatory, alongside his Representative brother, former governors Chris Christie, Jon Corzine, James McGreevey, and James Florio, and a host of other New Jersey pols and machers.
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VIENNA/PARIS (Reuters) - Iran will not cooperate more fully with atomic inspectors until a standoff over its nuclear deal is resolved, its U.N. envoy said, as one signatory warned Tehran against moving ahead with preparations to boost its uranium enrichment capacity.
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"If governments were handling 'right to be forgotten,' they would have to publish data," said Martin Husovec, a professor at the Tilburg Institute for Law, Technology, and Society in the Netherlands, and a signatory of the open letter to Google.
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However, Saudi Arabia's relationship with Iran must be carefully watched given that the latter country is OPEC's third-largest oil producer and was a reluctant signatory of the output cut agreement, dragging its heels all the way to the table.
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Mr. Trump and his hard-line aides, particularly Mr. Bolton, have long expressed their displeasure with the agreement, the Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces Treaty, because they say Russia is in violation of the terms and China is not a signatory.
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The young Jewish state, built by a people who had wandered for 2,000 years, championed and became a signatory to the International Convention on Refugees in 1951 so that no one would be left as helpless as we had been.
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Americans are required to submit a FBAR if they have an interest in or signatory authority over at least one account outside the U.S., and the aggregate value of all the foreign accounts exceeded $10,000 at any time in the year.
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In 2015 a trial court ruled that as a signatory to the United Nations Framework on Climate Change, the government is obliged to establish policies that will reduce greenhouse gas emissions by at least 25 percent by the end of 2020.
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You're required to file an FBAR if you had an interest in or signatory authority over at least one account outside the U.S., and the aggregate value of all the foreign accounts exceeded $10,000 at any time in the year.
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Beginning almost immediately after 9/11 and continuing for most of the Bush presidency, the CIA authorized a secret torture program based on zero scientific evidence, one that clearly violated international treaties to which the United States is a signatory.
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In addition to this, the country will be barred from the Youth Olympic Games, Paralympic Games, and "any other event organized by a Major Event Organization and any World Championships organized or sanctioned by any Signatory," the WADA's press release read.
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Although the U.S. is a signatory to the Montreal Agreement, it isn't bound to uphold the 2023 Kigali Amendment, a separate protocol, which gradually ends the usage of HFC-134a on the grounds that it would mitigate some global warming.
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"A company's willingness and ability to address ESG issues relevant to its business can be a material driver of the company's performance and valuation," said Arthur Lau, head of Asia ex-Japan fixed income at PineBridge Investments, a signatory to the U.N. PRI.
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Because China was not a signatory to the treaty, it has faced no limits on developing intermediate-range nuclear missiles, which can travel thousands of miles.... The Pentagon has already been developing nuclear weapons to match, and counter, what the Chinese have deployed.
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They are also deeply sceptical about the role of Iran, which they accuse of deliberately stoking sectarian hatred during the war (rebel representatives walked out of talks on Wednesday in protest at Iran's role as a signatory and guarantor of the latest deal).
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And even if America does not feel a trickle of fear at the prospect of falling further behind the EU, which leads the world as signatory to the largest number of trade deals (see chart), perhaps other governments might get the message.
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North Korea is not a signatory to the Chemical Weapons Convention that bans VX. Over the weekend, Malaysian authorities arrested a North Korean man in connection with the murder – the fourth suspect in custody according to Hong Kong's South China Morning Post.
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Every signatory — nations both big and small, developing and developed, and including all of the world's biggest polluters — volunteered to do their fair share by enacting an individualized plan to cut their carbon emissions, thereby reducing the harmful effects of climate change.
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A 32-year-old man, who was an authorized signatory of a Hong Kong-based firm that received around 1003 million euros from FACC, was arrested on July 1 on suspicion of money laundering, a spokesman for Austria's Federal Office for Crime said.
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Qatar, which has brokered peace agreements in Sudan, is not a signatory to the Rome Statute that established the ICC, a court that has no means of enforcing its arrest warrant on its own and relies instead on states to do so.
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INDIANAPOLIS (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday vowed to revoke the United States' status as a signatory of the Arms Trade Treaty, saying he would ask the U.S. Senate not to ratify the pact signed by his Democratic predecessor Barack Obama.
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The so-called T.P.P. would phase out thousands of tariffs, open markets and impose new trade rules, including for labor rights and environmental standards, on signatory nations that span both sides of the Pacific, including Japan, Vietnam, Australia, Canada, Chile and Mexico.
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The official No Fossil Fuel Money pledge pushed by anti-climate change grassroots organizers, signed by 16 candidates (Biden's campaign said he would not accept support from the industry but he is not listed as a signatory of the pledge), is self-explanatory.
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Facebook faces another regulatory risk related to its user data-sharing arrangements because it's a signatory of the EU-US Privacy Shield, using the data transfer mechanism to authorize exporting hundreds of millions of EU users' information to the US for processing.
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Of the signatory firms, 20 named their CEO as the senior executive accountable for progress against their targets, the Treasury said in a statement on Tuesday, adding that the next group to sign up to the charter will be announced in November.
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Canada is a signatory of The Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs of 1961, as amended by the 1972 Protocol; The Convention on Psychotropic Substances of 1971 and The United Nations Convention against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances of 1988.
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Monaco is a signatory to the European Convention on Extradition, which means the family is shadowed by the possibility that the local police may one day return, and this time hand the Ahsanis over to the British authorities, who could seek prison sentences.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.) is a signatory of the letter.
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" A statement from Choice Hotels said, "Choice Hotels condemns human trafficking and, as a signatory of ECPAT's Tourism Child-Protection Code of Conduct, we are committed to working with our independently owned and operated franchised hotels to combat this violation of human rights.
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The US is a signatory of the 1954 Hague Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict, adopted in the aftermath of a war during which heritage sites were looted and destroyed on a jaw-dropping scale.
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But the online publication the Intercept found that nearly half the signatories were white, and spoke to one "signatory," Johnnie Cordero, the chair of the South Carolina Democratic Party's Black Caucus, who said that he had not consented to have his name attached.
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Lloyd's has become more involved in inclusivity as of late, with a number of inclusion and diversity networks formed in 2014, in addition to Lloyd's recently becoming a signatory to the Women in Finance Charter and committing to the Working Forward campaign.
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Reuters reported that a number of rebel officials had confirmed the deal, although there appeared to be confusion over which groups were included, with several claiming that Jabhat Fateh al-Sham, formerly known as al-Nusra, was a signatory – something Syria's military denies.
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Following El-Rufai's comments, the main opposition People's Democratic Party said it would be "left with no option than to consider a review of its signatory in the national peace accord" if the ruling party did not stop "comments, threats and incendiary actions".
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Despite the framework of the conference allowing only the cease-fire signatories to attend, the Myanmar government invited a political alliance of non-signatory armed ethnic groups from the north of the country, often referred to as the Northern Alliance, to attend the conference.
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It said China's tongue-shaped "nine-dash line", which descends over 1,500km from the Chinese coast to encompass nearly all the sea (see map), had no legal standing under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea, to which China is a signatory.
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Most countries are part of a border free zone that allows individuals to travel freely without showing a passport—not the U.K. Additionally; the European Court of justice cannot overturn British law on the charter of fundamental human rights, because Britain is not a signatory.
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Her name also appears on property documents related to the now-abandoned office that LeEco used for its US headquarters in San Jose, California, and as a signatory on a $140 million mortgage debt on the 50-acre Santa Clara property LeEco bought from Yahoo.
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"Any signatory to a contract can, anytime after an agreement has been signed, go back to the negotiating table if they are, as an afterthought, unsatisfied with certain aspects of the terms and conditions of the contract," he said on the phone from Port Moresby.
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"We strongly urge you not to include language in the TPP implementing legislation committing the United States to 12 years of exclusivity or enter into side letters to extend the biologics exclusivity period for any TPP signatory country," the groups wrote in the letter.
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Britain, which remains a signatory to the nuclear accord, has figured prominently in rising US tensions with Iran ever since Royal Marines took part in the seizure of the Iranian oil tanker by Gibraltar, a British overseas territory off the southern coast of Spain.
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Now mind you, China is a signatory, along with every other member of the U.N. Security Council, of the nuclear pact that restricts Iran's development of a nuclear weapon in return for normalizing trade and economic relations with the other signers of the agreement.
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The United States had declined to be a signatory to the Geneva Accords—which had, after all, effectively created a new Communist state—but Lansdale's arrival in Saigon on the eve of Diem's official appointment was a signal that we intended to supervise the outcome.
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" DAVID SHARPE, chief executive of the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority (ASADA): "ASADA was a signatory to the statement issued prior to the meeting last night, which called on WADA to postpone voting on RUSADA's return until they had fully complied with the roadmap.
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With all of that hanging in the balance, libraries, internet service providers and our many other coalition partners lobbied hard to assure that the Treaty would ultimately permit signatory nations to preserve and modernize their limitations and exceptions, like fair use, for the digital age.
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Indonesia is not a signatory to the 1951 United Nations refugee convention, which prohibits governments from returning people fleeing persecution to areas where they face serious threats, but the country has allowed certified refugees to remain here as they await resettlement in a third country.
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It could also keep the United States aligned with — but still not signatory to — an international treaty signed by more than 21991 countries that bans the use of antipersonnel mines, but does not prohibit mines designed to destroy vehicles like tanks and armored personnel carriers.
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In some ways, this public statement effectively makes Powell Jobs a signatory, in spirit at least, of The Giving Pledge, the promise popularized by Jobs rival Bill Gates to give away at least half of a billionaire's net worth in their lifetimes or their wills.
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Today, NABTU and its signatory contractors invest more than $28503 billion annually to fund and operate over 22019,600 joint labor-management training centers across the U.S. which, in turn, produce the safest, most highly-skilled, and productive craft workers found anywhere in the world.
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The ICC, which opened in 2002, has jurisdiction over war crimes, genocide and crimes against humanity if they have been committed by nationals of a signatory state or if they took place on the territory of one of its 123 members, who include Afghanistan.
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His lawyers and rights activists argue that he should not be executed as he is unable to understand his crime and punishment, and doing so would violate the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, a U.N. treaty to which Pakistan is a signatory.
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The United States says it will also focus on developing conventional missiles that serve as a deterrent to both Russia and China, which is not a signatory to the INF treaty and has stated its intention to push into new technologies including new cruise missiles.
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The UK is the first country in the world to declare a climate emergency and is a signatory of the 2015 Paris climate agreement, which calls on countries to reduce their carbon output and halt global warming below 2 degrees Celsius by the end of the century.
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"Unlike typical settlements between plaintiffs and defendants, these deals were made between lead lawyers and the defendants, and most of them explicitly required the plaintiff's individual attorney to become a signatory if she wanted to enroll a single client in the settlement program," the law profs said.
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardNative American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment The US can't seem to live without Afghanistan 2020 Democrats release joint statement ahead of Trump's New Hampshire rally MORE (D-Hawaii), one of the House resolution's cosponsors and a letter signatory, said in a statement this week.
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Since these findings, the position of my organization, the United States Anti-Doping Agency, which is a signatory to the World Anti-Doping Code, has not wavered: To protect clean athletes, the Russian track and field federation must not be allowed to participate in the Rio Olympics.
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These firms have the highest number of clients of any Am Law firms, with American Bar Association Resolution 113 signatory clients (firms that have pledged to promoting diversity in the legal profession), and have received recognition from Working Mother since the inception of the award in 2007.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.), a signatory of the letter and the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, also threatened Sunday to subpoena the report if its findings are not publicized.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.), the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee and a signatory of the letter, will appear on ABC's "This Week" on Sunday to discuss the Russia probe.
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"The 80 known signers of the pledge would say that it needs to be much more specific and concrete about a different kind of economy," Larry Cohen, former president of the Communication Workers of America and a pledge signatory, said of the Democratic leadership's midterm election agenda.
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Signatory contractors — comprising thousands of businesses providing middle-class salaries, health-care benefits and pensions for over one million employees across the country — understand what some of the major components should entail and how infrastructure investment through smart tax policy can grow our economy for decades.
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Not far from her sits Pastor Matthew Trewhella, a close friend of Thomas' and a signatory to what's known as the Defensive Action Statement , which says that the taking of a life in defense of the unborn is justified, making the killing of abortion providers fair game.
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On Monday morning, some of those leaders plus at least one who was not a signatory, Representative Adriano Espaillat, attended a breakfast meeting at Sylvia's restaurant in Harlem with Dr. Boudreau; James B. Milliken, CUNY's chancellor; and William C. Thompson Jr., chairman of CUNY's Board of Trustees.
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The bipartisan resolution, on which Moulton is currently the only Democratic signatory, accuses regional health and security authorities in China's Hubei province and elsewhere in the country of tamping down on efforts by scientists to study the disease early on and publish information publicly about its effects.
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While the US is not a signatory to the international court — US presidents have long contended the venue could be used by America&aposs enemies in cases like this to pressure its foreign policy — it still faces a public-relations burden if the case goes to trial.
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China, not a signatory of the INF treaty, has a range of missiles that would be banned under its provisions; U.S. officials cited China's arms build-up in the Pacific as a central reason for scuttling the Russia pact and pressing ahead with expanding the American arsenal.
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As a signatory of the 1951 Refugee Convention and 1967 Protocol, Turkey acknowledges that refugees are entitled to basic rights like an obligation to be issued travel documents, a right to work, and education, as well as protection from being forcibly returned to their home country.
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"There are a number of systemic issues in the region, as well as individual companies where governance frameworks aren't as well developed," said Andrew Gray, investment governance manager at pension fund AustralianSuper, which has $92 billion of assets under management and is a signatory to the U.N. PRI.
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After all, the European Court of Human Rights -- an entity separate from the European Union, to which Britain at present remains a signatory -- limits the extent to which security officers can act on intelligence they believe to have been obtained by an allied nation through the use of torture.
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"The fatwa calls on the Islamic nation's able young men to aid their brothers in Syria after their enemies have pounced on them, which the entire world has witnessed," said writer Anas Khattab, a League of Scholars member currently residing in Syria and a signatory to the fatwa.
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China "will honour its obligations 100 percent" regardless of whether other countries change their policies and "will not change its determination, its goals, and its measures regarding climate change", said Lu. China is a signatory to the Paris accord, the first universal action plan for curbing global warming.
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The company is a signatory to the EU-US Privacy Shield framework; a mechanism which came into force in mid 2016 — replacing the invalidated Safe Harbor arrangement which had stood for 15 years — intended to simplify the process of authorizing transfers of EU citizens' personal data across the Atlantic.
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Foreign ministers from the five remaining signatory countries to the nuclear deal — Britain, France, Germany, China and Russia — offered a package of economic measures to Iran on Friday to compensate for U.S. sanctions that begin taking effect in August, but Tehran said the package did not go far enough.
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Trump, because he respects women, surely would have demanded that this deal require all signatories — especially Malaysia — to take real steps to halt human trafficking from such countries as Thailand, Myanmar and Bangladesh and require each signatory to improve access for human rights groups to assist victims of trafficking.
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The pursuit of a peace treaty — to replace the 1953 armistice, to which the United States but not South Korea was a signatory — would, beyond its symbolic value, help dismantle the culture of militarism and anti-Communist paranoia that has, at times, justified repressive crackdowns in the South.
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The US is not a signatory to the 1997 treaty prohibiting the use, stockpiling, production and transfer of anti-personnel mines (APLs) which more than 160 countries have signed, but the Obama administration committed the US in June 2014 to upholding "the spirit and humanitarian aims of the" treaty.
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