Sentence examples for be ratified by a from inspiring English sources
The settlement must be ratified by a federal court to take effect.
The deal still has to be ratified by a number of parliaments, including Germany and Finland.
All these changes will be ratified by a FTSE International committee tomorrow.
Councils can increase taxes if they must – but any rise above 2% must be ratified by a local referendum.
The contract must be ratified by a majority of the union's 57 referees, with a vote scheduled for Friday.
The Arabs would like a formal treaty, but know that is unlikely as it would have to be ratified by a Republican-controlled Senate.
Micheal Martin, the foreign minister, thinks the concession that Ireland will keep its commissioner, to be ratified by an EU summit in June, robs the No camp of a key argument.
For Mr. Bloomberg's likely $100 million-plus campaign treasury would in reality mean that an undemocratic power grab in 2008 would be ratified by an undemocratic election in 2009.
Since the appropriation of a resource as private property affects everyone else's position (imposing duties on them that they would otherwise not have), it cannot acquire full legitimacy by unilateral action: it must be ratified by an arrangement which respects everyone's interests in this matter.
The prominent and enduring place of this theme of state as family writ large sets that tradition apart from Western contractual traditions that have come to emphasize right order in the state as that which can be ratified by an uncoerced agreement among equals concerned to protect their private interests.
