Sentence examples similar to Ratify something from inspiring English sources
"The chance of ratifying something between now and the election is somewhere between negligible and nil," said Armacost, who held a 24-year career in the U.S. government.
Further on in the same tour, Pentangle's headlining set at The Green Man festival ratified something that had been in the air for a while.
You could have no confidence that it would deliver option 3, because there you are moving away from the relatively familiar territory of ratifying referendums towards something completely unknown in the British system, namely a mandating referendum.
The deal must still be ratified by the European Parliament, something parliament President Antonio Tajani said was likely in January.
But that act of recognition occurred before the U.S. ratified the UN Genocide Convention -- something the Reagan administration did reluctantly, says Samantha Power, following the embarrassing Bitburg scandal in April 1985.
Ratify the Kyoto Protocol?
"Hey, where are you guys going?" They explained they were being flown to the capital for an extremely important inauguration of a treatise ratified by the Indian parliament, or something like that.
"I think we have something that our members will ratify," he said.
Australia was once a leader in dealing with climate change; seven years after ratifying the Kyoto protocol, it is now something approaching an international pariah.
It will not be ratified unless citizens understand that it contains something valuable for them.
