Sentence examples for and therefore ratified from inspiring English sources

Their being is their quidditative constitution, which also defines the effective possibility of access to actual existence: all essences, as thought of and therefore "ratified" by God, are possible in themselves; that is, they can be placed in act on the basis of divine free will.

Tanzania has been a member of the World Trade Organization since 1995 and has thus ratified the Trade Related Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) agreement.

Members of Parliament supported the Nonconformists and argued that the canons of 1604 had not been ratified by Parliament and therefore did not have the force of law.

By 2013, 170 states and Taiwan had signed and ratified the BWC, and 10 states had signed but not ratified it.

Three members of the research team (GC-HK, AZHL, and JSYT) independently reviewed and ratified the themes that had emerged.

However, she said: "They did not fully engage with the consultation and, therefore, regrettably, the guild trustees have decided to de-ratify LMSS as a guild society".

Since the Declaration has been signed and ratified by the United States it is therefore binding on state governments through the Supremacy Clause of the Constitution (Article VI, clause 2).

The FCTC laid out clear global tobacco control priorities and 175 countries have now signed and ratified the treaty (29).

And if ratified, it will not work".

The UNCRC was adopted in 1989 and subsequently ratified by the Netherlands in 1995 (http://www.kinderrechten.nl).nl

It has been more quickly and widely ratified than any human rights treaty to date – and it will be even more effective when it is universally ratified.