Still, the tension was so extreme that delegates would not sign anything that had previously been signed by a member of the complementary convention.

On March 24 delegates also signed the "open skies" treaty [see below].

On May 26, 97 delegates, including Montgomery, signed a resolution legitimizing its authority.

The convention fell apart when pro-Bolívar delegates walked out rather than sign a federalist constitution.

After the first signing, some delegates signed at the next meeting they attended.

The delegates deliberated during 1-22 July 1944, and signed the Agreement on its final day.

At the conclusion of the forum, the delegates unanimously signed a declaration.

"The Coalition will be fragile for a long time, Trip, even after the delegates sign the Compact," she said.

The German delegates signed a declaration that they will recommend the Chancellor to accept this.

As the final delegates were signing the document, Franklin commented on the painting of a sun behind Washington's chair at the front of the room.