Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• This Convention must enable signatory states to cooperate more effectively in fighting organised crime by harmonising definitions of individual offences in the different national legal systems.
• opened for signing by the signatory states to the Convention
• Yesterday, an international conference bringing together the various signatory states to the statutes of the World Trade Organization began in Singapore.
• The Community and the signatory states to the AETR agreement should amend it as soon as possible so as to bring it into line with the provisions of this Regulation.
• This is something that far too many signatory states seem to be ignoring today.
• The Framework Agreement is now subject to ratification by the signatory states.
• The Regulations are based on agreements to which all the signatory states have subscribed and as such constitute international law.
• Furthermore, signatory states must harmonise their national legislation with the provisions of the Rome Statute, in keeping with the commitment they have made.

• This right is confirmed by the rulings of the European Court of Human Rights on Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights, which governs signatory countries' obligations to respect an individual's private life.
• The Convention is an outstanding achievement that has already received great support, given the large number of signatory countries.
• At the same time, specific measures are required to continue this kind of dialogue in all the signatory countries.
• Counterfeiting Trade Agreement, which will make it easier to bring legal appeals where intellectual property rights have been infringed in one of the signatory countries.
• This vote henceforth opens the way to the ratification of the Anti
• Even though the existence of technical barriers to imports was abolished by signatory countries within the framework of GATT and subsequently the WTO, reality is rather different.
• It now has 45 signatory countries.
• Under the Kyoto Protocol signatory countries are required to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions.