Sentence examples for Yet to be ratified from inspiring English sources

The new wording is yet to be ratified by the museum's board.

But the law has yet to be ratified by Mr Arafat (some say precisely because it contains this clause).

The signing has yet to be ratified by the European Union parliament, and is scheduled to be debated in June.

But the convention has yet to be ratified by enough nations for it to go into force.

The newly renegotiated North American trade agreement hangs in the balance as it has yet to be ratified by lawmakers.

A free trade agreement between the United States and South Korea, reached in 2007, has yet to be ratified.

But even the expansion of the fund to 440 billion euros ($611 billion), agreed to in July, has yet to be ratified.

Some of the delay no doubt stems from the fact that nominees to main security posts have yet to be ratified by the country's Senate.

The United States signed a revised treaty after a compromise was reached in 1994, though the agreement has yet to be ratified by the U.S. Senate.

The treaty has been signed by more than 150 countries, but it has yet to be ratified by the United States or any other industrialized country.

Both men wore suits that were not on the approved list, and their records are yet to be ratified by FINA.