Sentence examples for be fully ratified from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a full manner; without lack or defect.
- He fully met his responsibilities.
World War II began before the agreement could be fully ratified, and in the aftermath of the war little progress was made.
The Paris climate agreement is on the brink of coming into force after 31 nations officially joined the landmark accord, with the United Nations secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, predicting it will be fully ratified by the end of the year.
The treaty needs to be fully ratified.
But that fund is not expected to open for business until July 9 at the earliest, because the treaty establishing it has not yet been fully ratified.
Although critics have compared Dial to major artists, such as Jasper Johns, he has not been fully ratified as a master.
Abu Qatada has 72 hours to formally lodge an appeal, but he has indicated he will not challenge his removal once the treaty has been fully ratified.
It is to be noted that all contractual documentation relating to the player's registration with the club has already been fully ratified by the Football Association and the Premier League".
The first was to permit the replacement of temporary euro-zone bail-out funds with the permanent European Stability Mechanism (it started operating months before the amendment was fully ratified).
One of the biggest recent wins for OpenID Connect was actually announced earlier this week (before the protocol was fully ratified).
By comparison, even if the Kyoto Protocol had been fully ratified (the United States and Australia, among others, have not signed on) it would have removed only about 2 billion tons of carbon dioxide thus far (or about 0.25 billion tons per year that the Kyoto Protocol has been active).
