As I understand it, ratifying the common laws and traditions of the "learned people of our era" is the true exemplar.
"I am proud to say that Swaziland did so in 2012 when it ratified 29 conventions, one of them was actually on disabilities.
"I'm confident that if we get a good contract, we'll get it ratified," he said.
There was one discouraging thing and I am very troubled: I would like to see the new START treaty ratified, but I don't think it's worth 65 billion dollars.
Contrary to the prevalent claim that viewers of films (and TV programmes) are overhearers, a thesis will be expounded that the film viewer is a ratified hearer, i.e. the "recipient".
MR. BRADLEY -- There's another dimension to our relationship with China.... It's the economic dimension.I think that the agreement that was negotiated should be ratified.... I'd rather have China inside the world-trading system, subject to multilateral rules...
But Brady reacted to her allegation by claiming that "for 20 years I continued to ratify the cover I had given her at the trial whilst, in contrast, she systematically began to fabricate upon it to my detriment".
i) Clinical Nurse Specialists (CNSs) A new competency for CNSs for the management of i-PE was introduced and ratified by the Trust Nursing and Midwifery Training and Education Forum.
A two-thirds vote is also necessary to expel a member of the Senate (Article I, Section 5), override a presidential veto (Article I, Section 7), ratify a treaty (Article II, Section 2), or propose a new constitutional amendment (Article V).
I would say that you endorsed or ratified these kinds of things … I didn't endorse or ratify it.
