Sentence examples similar to a ratified decision from inspiring English sources

Most of my patients seem to think "informed consent" is a sham, either asking them to ratify decisions that have already been made or to make decisions they are not equipped to make.

Republican voters, particularly in Indiana and California, can, by supporting Cruz, make the Republican convention a deliberative body rather than one that merely ratifies decisions made elsewhere, some of them six months earlier.

The trust is considering putting in its own bid to buy the club and wants to change its constitution enabling it to call members' meetings within a week rather than 14 days so they can ratify decisions.

Rather than being the decider, he ratifies decisions effectively made elsewhere.

An illusion of popular control was created by the use of the plebiscite to ratify decisions already made.

After ad 5 the Roman people's participation in public life consisted in the formality of holding occasional assemblies to ratify decisions made elsewhere.

Inaction by central banks could ratify decisions both by businesses to lastingly shrink the economy's productive capacity, and by investors to avoid risk and prefer cash.

Part of the confusion, according to Momentum, is that new members do not want to be used just to ratify decisions made by MPs and to send out leaflets and go door-knocking.

Rather than debate policy, the role of the delegates is to ratify decisions already made by party officials behind closed doors, making the Congress essentially a rubber stamp parliament.

Nice was ceded to France by the Treaty of Turin (1860), after which a referendum ratified the decision.

The World Motor Sport Council on Wednesday ratified a decision taken at a meeting of the Formula One Commission in Geneva last week.