Sentences with phrase «first signatories»
"First signatories" refers to the people, organizations, or countries that are among the first to sign or agree to a particular document, such as a contract, agreement, or treaty. They are the initial endorsers of the document, showing their commitment and support to its terms or conditions. Full definition
According to Beale, Lloyd's was one of the first signatories to the Women in Finance Charter, meaning that the company could set targets for what they were going to do, in terms of improving gender diversity at the senior levels.
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In addition to concerns with the violation of the UN Convention for the Right of the Child of which the UK is one of the first signatories, the study stresses the waste of precious human capital and the risk of creating a generation of disenfranchised youth without prospects for their future.
As one of the first signatories of the Giving Pledge, the Broads have promised to give away 75 percent of their net worth.
Published corporate governance and socially responsible policies in 1998; one of the first signatories of the UN PRI
Aberdeen Asset Management PLC and Standard Life plc were delighted to be among the first signatories to the HM Treasury Women in Finance Charter in 2016, pledging to increase gender balance in our senior management populations and across our industry.
In 2008, she was the first signatory a petition to the prime minister asking him not to approve Sir Nicholas Serota as Tate director.
I'll bet a few of the signatories wish they hadn't done the bidding of the organizer and first signatory, Jagadish Shukla, who, BTW, in constant 2015 dollars, has probably bagged about 100million (yes that's a tenth of a billion) in federal dollars.
We're a founding member of the Renewable Energy Buyers Alliance and Business Renewables Center, and one of the first signatories of the Renewable Energy Buyers» Principles.»
The investment manager -LSB-...] is expected to be the first signatory and the custodian the second signatory.»
On 20 October, the Permanent Mission of Costa Rica to the UN and the Campaign to Stop Killer Robots held a briefing for First Committee delegates featuring artificial intelligence expert Professor Toby Walsh of the University of New South Wales, who helped draft and was one of the first signatories on the July 2015 artificial intelligence open letter calling for a ban on autonomous weapons.