Sentence examples for Further ratification from inspiring English sources

The requisite one hundred countries needed for formal ratification is unlikely to be reached given calls for a boycott on further ratification by LMICs and NGOs.

This may further delay ratification even if Irish voters say yes.Both sides claimed vindication from a report by a group of European experts into the causes of last year's war between Russia and Georgia.

Unfortunately, few States will be attending the party, as it is one of the least respected human rights conventions, taking more than 12 years to gather the 20 State ratifications it needed to come into force (in July 2003), and picking up only a further 22 ratifications since then.

This week he said the Czech Parliament should approve the Irish guarantees, a move that might create a further hurdle to ratification.

Several recent opinions regarding the effect of so-called shareholder "ratification" further solidify their argument that shareholders' rights have hit rock-bottom under the stewardship of the Delaware courts, and that the time has come for legislative intervention, including federal regulation of directors' fiduciary obligations.

Most importantly, ratification furthers American's position as the leader of a community of nations rather than a true grit cowboy riding the range alone.

President Bush should send this treaty to the Senate for ratification without further delay.

Mr. Klaus responded Friday by saying he was "not going to raise any further conditions for the ratification of the Lisbon Treaty".

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration's plans to modernize the nation's nuclear weapons complex remain inadequate and should be further refined before the ratification of a new arms control treaty with Russia, the lead Senate Republican negotiator said Wednesday.

Even Hamilton's eloquent defense of the scheme adopted by the Constitution was based on a pragmatic decision to further the cause of ratification rather than a strong belief in the superiority of a scheme vesting the Senate with the sole power to try impeachments.

Since we discussed this issue in June, we have made further progress toward universal ratification of the Optional Protocols, with many more nations acceding to, ratifying and signing these critical protections.