Sentence examples for book ratification from inspiring English sources

Pauline Maier's magisterial new book, Ratification, underlines the plethora of contemporary views.

Her willingness to change disciplines looked shrewd when she threw 6.66m at the CP Sport Grand Prix in Essex in May, an effort that was only kept out of the record books by a lack of ratification.

None of their opponents with the possible exception of Patrick Henry, who makes a cameo appearance near the end of the book engaging in oratorical fisticuffs with Madison over Virginia's ratification of the constitution rises to the stature of Mr Ellis's heroes, or even their supporting cast.

And on 5 December 1933, Utah approved the Twenty-first Amendment, providing a majority for ratification and consigning national Prohibition to the history books.

I hope the book is its own self-contained world and it won't need ratification with a visit.

" 'Ratification' is an ur-text of the Almanac of American politics," Richard Brookhiser wrote in the Book Review.

The book is part of a series on "pivotal moments in American history," and none would deny that winning ratification of the Constitution was a big deal.

Mr Solís opposes CAFTA ratification.

In Spain and Italy, elections delayed ratification.

Ratification was an uphill battle.

But ratification will take longer.