Sentence examples for be explicitly ratified from inspiring English sources

After all, court decisions have to be explicitly ratified by a committee of CCP officials.

Indeed, Lisbon was explicitly designed to be ratified by national parliaments, and to avoid referendums.

Except, that is, at the United Nations, where every country present has explicitly ratified girls' educational rights in various universal declarations and the goals documents named for the summits in the equatorial capitals, which they signed in part because they didn't think they'd actually mean anything.

From the beginning, multiculturalism in Canada was explicitly proposed as a liberal policy, which would thus ratify individual freedoms and equality and the importance of equal citizenship through the implementation of group rights.

Others are explicitly religious.

It is explicitly mysterious.

Tudor City is explicitly mentioned.

It is explicitly self-help".

Instead, they're explicitly enforced.

That was explicitly confirmed this week.

That's explicitly prohibited in the law.