Sentence examples for as a ratified from inspiring English sources

Optimists believe that the moderate government there, under President Aslan Maskhadov, could prove so useful to the Russians in settling the conflict that it will gain political and financial favours such as a ratified accord on quasi-independence from Moscow.

Acting chairman Paul Murray, who was also on the board prior to administration, had his position as a director ratified by the SFA on 1 May.

Also, the top American civilian official in Iraq said American troops would leave as soon as the government ratified a new constitution and held valid national elections, though he gave no timetable.

The American administrator in Iraq, L. Paul Bremer III, said, meanwhile, that American troops would leave the country as soon as the government ratified a new constitution and held valid national elections.

Iraq's postwar government moved today to form a special war-crimes court to try members of President Saddam Hussein's government, and the top American civilian official in Iraq said American troops would leave as soon as the government ratified a new constitution and held valid national elections.

"There is a legal obligation that falls on all states to surrender Senussi to the international criminal court," said international lawyer Sir Geoffrey Nice QC. "Diplomatically, the safest course would be to hand him over to France, where he would face a retrial, and once that was over France would be obliged, as a ratifying member of the ICC, to hand him over".

A proposed amendment becomes part of the Constitution as soon as it is ratified by three-fourths of the States (38/50).

They reveal — as a handout sheet also explains — that Mr. Coe was stockpiling liquor in the years leading up to Prohibition, which was introduced as a resolution in 1917 and ratified as a constitutional amendment in 1919.

The island nation breached a deadline with the UN by failing to establish an independent body to regularly inspect detention centres, a commitment it said it would meet as a part of ratifying a UN anti-torture convention.

The result was binding on the Croatian Parliament; as a consequence, it ratified the accession treaty on 9 March 2012.

Instead of turning from the Bush-Cheney policies and the Paulson-Geithner policies and treating them as an aberration, he ratified the former by opening a chapter of new wars in Pakistan, Yemen, and Somalia, and rewarded the latter by turning the infection-carriers into certified physicians.