Sentence examples for Will be ratification from inspiring English sources

In that sense, a particular challenge for the state authorities will be ratification, signing and implementation of the recently adopted Convention on the rights of disabled persons, an overall document that covers all areas of life and reflects in an appropriate way connection and interdependence of all rights: civil, political, social, economic and cultural ones.

Chrysler workers will get $3,500 signing bonuses, but only half of that sum will be paid upon ratification.

But as I say, the view within government is that it is very likely that this treaty will be subject to ratification process in the usual way.

That cash payment and raise will be paid upon ratification, while the raise for the third year is scheduled for July 1.

"This is a marginal no-brainer, and it takes forever and will be a semidifficult ratification fight," said George Perkovich, a specialist on nonproliferation at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, a research institute in Washington.

The position was not clarified when a spokesman for the FIA, the sport's governing body, added: "The 2004 calendar will be published following ratification by the World Motorsport Council in October".

He said that the advisory will be up for ratification by the national board in October.

It is due for deliberation in Parliament this week and we are hopeful that it will be recommended for ratification," said Honourable Anne Abyei, Member of the South Sudanese Parliamentary Committee of Gender, Child, Social Welfare, Religious Affairs, Youth and Sports.

In the light the above, the foundation for the Commission's action plan on urban mobility will be completion of ratification of the Treaty of Lisbon and implementation of the Czech Presidency's programme.

All Jay's Federalist writings, the extant drafts, debates from the ratification convention, and important correspondence about the Constitution and its ratification will be published in Volume 4 of the Selected Papers of John Jay, out in 2015.

Under Section 204(d), where a vote of stockholders is required to approve the ratification of a corporate act, notice of the meeting at which the proposed ratification will be considered is required to be given to all holders of valid stock and putative stock, whether voting or non-voting, as of both (a) the record date for notice of meeting and (b) the time of the defective corporate act.