Sentence examples for As ratified from inspiring English sources
As ratified, the Constitution provided that "each State shall appoint [electors] in such Manner as the Legislature thereof may direct".
As ratified by the International Commission on Stratigraphy (ICS) in 1985, the type section for boundary between the Pleistocene and the earlier Pliocene occurs in a sequence of 1.8-million-year-old marine strata at Vrica in Calabria.
Our holding does not go beyond those cases, as ratified in Casey.
A view that had seemed to be that of the angels, as ratified by religious institutions, suddenly appeared to be a kind of sympathy for the devil.
If the real purpose of guns, as ratified by the Supreme Court, is defense of one's home, then anything that can be used to fire dozens of rounds a minute, accommodate high-capacity clips of ammunition, or spray bullets, should not be in the hands of civilians.
The level of evidence and strength of each recommendation were determined 41 42 and categorised as A (highest) to D (lowest) on the basis of the systematic literature review 39 as ratified by the Steering Committee.
They are also, perhaps as a consequence of foreign training, more aware of international conventions and treaties to which Ghana has ratified as well as being more knowledgeable of Ghana's own law on abortion.
There is no suggestion that China wants to use the Arctic to challenge UNCLOS, which it has ratified, as have all the Arctic Council's members apart from America.
And they are worried about smoking?"As soon as parliament ratifies the cabinet-imposed ban, Iraqi smokers will be forced to loiter on street corners exposed to car bombs and 45-degree heat in the summer.
Also, the top American civilian official in Iraq said American troops would leave as soon as the government ratified a new constitution and held valid national elections, though he gave no timetable.
The American administrator in Iraq, L. Paul Bremer III, said, meanwhile, that American troops would leave the country as soon as the government ratified a new constitution and held valid national elections.
