Sentence examples for Ratifying all from inspiring English sources

"I call on the Government to demonstrate its commitment to combat human trafficking through a rights-based approach by ratifying all relevant international and regional instruments and to fully enforce the implementation of all international instruments that it has signed and ratified".

UNICEF calls on the Government to demonstrate its commitment to combat human trafficking through a rights-based approach by ratifying all relevant international and regional instruments and to fully enforce the implementation of all international instruments that it has signed and ratified.

The House of Representatives ratifies all laws and examines and approves the national budget.

Burris said an independent, outside group should investigate the department's policies, not Suhr, who he said has "ratified" all police shootings.

The Obama administration recently declared that America would follow, though not sign, a European Union code of conduct for outer space — a transparent end run around the constitutional requirement that the Senate ratify all treaties.

"The headquarters should be in a state that has ratified all UN treaties," said Bolivian President Evo Morales, when he addressed the General Assembly on Wednesday.

Besides, Tanzania has ratified all UN treaties containing aspects of the right to education with the exception of the international convention on the protection of the rights of all migrant workers and members of their families (ICRMW) (HAKIELIMU 2011).

"Morocco has ratified all International Human Rights Instruments, including conventions on Minors and Migrants, and continues to uphold their implementation on a national level through our legislation," Mr Amrani's statement added".

The United States has ratified all of them.

On December 19 , 1789 December 22 , 1789 and January 19 , 1790 respectively, Maryland, North Carolina, and South Carolina ratified all twelve amendments.

And if the new agreement is ratified, all three countries are expected to benefit from an updating of rules and procedures governing customs, border issues, digital trade and other measures cutting red tape.