Sentence examples for Ratification date from inspiring English sources

If the package is approved, "employees will receive a lump sum payment representing partial compensation for wages lost up to the ratification date," The Globe said in a statement.

After 1970 there was a sharp drop in Maya stelae available on the New York art market due to the ratification of a treaty with Mexico that guarantees the return of stolen pre-Columbian sculpture that was removed from the country after the ratification date.

It is based on the firm's article, "Power to the People (and Relief to Directors): New Clarity on the Cleansing Effect of Stockholder Ratification," dated February 2017 and available here.

Accordingly, Seward issued an unconditional certificate of ratification, dated July 28 , 1868 declaring that the Fourteenth Amendment had been duly ratified by the requisite three-fourths of the states.

There are currently 38 treaties awaiting ratification, one dating as far back as 1949.

This amendment shall take effect two years after the date of ratification.

Poland, the home of some of the most vocal protests to date, "suspended" ratification, said the Polish prime minister, Donald Tusk, after politicians wearing the Guy Fawkes masks favored by the online vigilante group Anonymous protested in the Polish Parliament.

Whenever this Constitution is amended, an annotation of the date of ratification shall be added to the beginning of this document and shall be further noted immediately following the new amendment.

Nevertheless, a close study of the cases does reveal a fundamental conflict between two schools of thought, which manifests itself most clearly in cases where titles held on the date of ratification are subsequently challenged by a former owner.

The new agreement runs from September 1 , 1999until August 31 , 2001 with the new terms taking effect from the date of ratification.

Diocletian dated his reign from his elevation by the army, not the date of his ratification by the Senate, following the practice established by Carus, who had declared the Senate's ratification a useless formality.