-
coordinate with ERC the
goals of the legislature; this was
termed by the
signataries as the "Agreement for Freedom".
Artur Mas was
invested for the second...
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Stephens Library, Columbia. 5 Apr. 2008. Keyword:
Beatriz Merino. "Initial
Signataries to the
Global Action Plan." Win with
Women Global Initiative. NDI Women's...
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Alejandro Argüello Montiel, (1917–1997)
Deputy Head of
Congress (1946–8),
Signatary of Inter-American
Treaty of
Reciprocal ****istance (Rio Treaty, TIAR. 1947)...
- the two
persons of
trust or by a
statement from the
majority of the
signataries of the nominee.
Through a
declaration from the two
persons of
trust the...
- as a
profession and so
returned to Greece. In 1913 Döperfield
became a
signatary of the
Manifesto of the Ninety-Three, a
manifesto in
which 93 prominent...
- in Uruguay. The
justification for this
regulation is that
Uruguay is a
signatary of the
Geneva Convention,
which forbids the use of
expanding ammunition...
-
signatures must be no less than the 1% of
voters as long as the
number of
signataries is over the
double of
electable councillors.
Between 5,001 and 10,000...
- Arabic, Catalan, English,
Italian and French.
Informational notes The
signataries were: Álvaro Mutis, Abel Posse,
Adolfo Prego de
Oliver y Tolivar, Alain...
- 1943–1946 ( Nicaragua's Act of
Chapultepec and
United Nations Charter main
signatary,
March and June, 1945); Vice-president of Nicaragua, 1947,
grandson of...
- Self-described as "feminist" and "ecologist", she was one of the 60
scholars signataries of a
manifesto claiming for a
reform of the
Spanish Constitution aiming...
