Signed in sentence

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In Europe alone, all the male EU Commissioners and the members of Parliament of the Swedish and Iceland governments have signed up to be HeForShe.

So there were nine of us that signed that one-dollar contract.

The only problem, especially for the adults working at McSweeney's who hadn't necessarily bought into all of this when they signed up, was that there was just the one bathroom.

I don't know about you, but I think if we're going via the postal service, it ought to be signed for.

He signed a promise to help the people of Bali say no to plastic bags.

And if you're not signed up, I'm going to find you, because we need every single tech company to embed a Girls Who Code classroom in their office.

Through an international convention signed by 147 governments, the 1951 Convention on the Status of Refugees, and an international organization, UNHCR, states committed to reciprocally admit people onto their territory who flee conflict and persecution.

Well, in the long term, we can shoot towards increasing inter-African trade, removing borders and putting pressure on leaders to fulfill regional agreements they've already signed.

Globally, we've now signed up citizens in over 150 countries around the world.

And last year, we signed up more than 100,000 new members each and every week of the whole year.

See, do you remember when the Millennium Development Goals were signed back in the year 2000?

So I signed up for my first shift in a brothel.

Here in the United States, the largest arms-exporting country in the world by far, President Obama has rightly signed the Arms Trade Treaty, but none of it takes effect, it isn't binding, until it is approved and ratified by the Senate.

The majority of these institutions are based in countries that have not yet signed the Convention on Cluster Munitions.

It's really fascinating to watch it happen, because they're accusing each other of fraudulent claims and then they've got people saying, "Oh, well, I signed my notebook here or there."

More than a profile, it means you can selectively reveal the different attributes about you that help facilitate trade or interaction, for instance that a government issued you an ID, or that you're over 21, by revealing the cryptographic proof that these details exist and are signed off on.

It's reasoned, justified and often signed into law.

So the most dangerous time to be a person living in a conflict-affected state is after the cessation of hostilities; it's after the peace deal has been signed.

I tried to put one up, and no one signed.

So she signed up to be a volunteer.

Signed, Beyoncé."

The children all signed with their names in Bengali the doors, and they did not only sign, they also helped building the school.

I just write up my loan documents and my project proposal in Washington, DC, I go to Africa, and they all just get signed.

When Montreal was signed, we were less certain then of the risks from CFCs than we are now of the risks from greenhouse gas emissions.

I signed a stack of papers, gathered my personal effects, and left to join my wife who was waiting for me at a nearby restaurant, completely unaware.

Pretty soon, he signed up to be the onboard naturalist on the "Beagle."

They spray painted cryptic statements and symbols all over Lower Manhattan, signed with the mysterious moniker SAMO.

In 1863, when the Emancipation Proclamation was signed, he brought his old friend, Joshua Speed, back to the White House, and remembered that conversation of decades before, when he was so sad.

And we'd go and meet at the end of our shift, and we'd count how many petitions had been signed, and often I'd win the amount of petitions signed even though I had my little breaks in the toilet.

It was actually President Paul Kagame and the Rwandan Ministry of Health that made a big bet on the potential of this technology and signed a commercial contract to deliver a majority of the country's blood on demand.

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