signatory

signatory
noun
(person) Unterzeichner, der; (party) vertragschließende Partei; (state) Signatarstaat, der
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sig·na·tory
[ˈsɪgnətəri, AM -tɔ:ri]
I. n Unterzeichner(in) m(f), Unterzeichnender, Unterzeichnende m, f SCHWEIZ, Signatar(in) m(f) form
a \signatory to a treaty ein Unterzeichner m/eine Unterzeichnerin f eines Vertrages
II. n modifier (state, power) Signatar-
the \signatory countries of an agreement die Signatarstaaten pl eines Abkommens geh
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['sIgnətərI]
1. adj
Signatar-

the signatory countries of an agreement — die Signatarstaaten eines Abkommens

2. n
(= person) Unterzeichner(in) m(f), Signatar(in) m(f) (form)

the signatories of or to the EC treaty — die Signatarstaaten des EG-Vertrags

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signatory [ˈsıɡnətərı; US -ˌtəʊriː; -ˌtɔː-]
A adj
1. unterzeichnend, vertragschließend, Signatar…:
signatory powers B c;
signatory state B b
2. WIRTSCH Zeichnungs…:
signatory power Unterschriftsvollmacht f
B s
a) (Mit)Unterzeichner(in)
b) POL Signatar m, Unterzeichnerstaat m
c) pl POL Signatarmächte pl (to a treaty eines Vertrags)
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noun
(person) Unterzeichner, der; (party) vertragschließende Partei; (state) Signatarstaat, der

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