Sentence examples for chance of ratification from inspiring English sources
Parliamentarians from E.U. states say the agreements have zero chance of ratification as long as Tymoshenko remains in prison.
Almost certainly, the Bush administration was correct in its claim that the protocol stood no chance of ratification by Congress.
And given such a sturdy foundation, any agreement coming out of those talks would have a good chance of ratification by Congress.
It is also showing rather more determination than its predecessor against the criminal gangs which are often behind the killings.With Republicans running Congress, the agreement may have more chance of ratification.
The decision puts the test ban in the same category as the Kyoto Protocol on global warming: by informing the pact's allies that it has no chance of ratification, Mr. Bush is essentially forcing his main European partners to find alternatives more to the administration's liking.
Most small and a goodly number of midsize states wouldn't want to see their relative power diluted, so such an amendment would have little chance of ratification.
Labor experts expect the companies to offer workers signing bonuses of at least $5,000 to improve the chances of ratification without permanently increasing labor costs.
Local 1 officials would not comment on the chances of ratification, but officials on the union negotiating committee seemed happy with the terms of the five-year contract.
WASHINGTON -- The Obama administration encountered some Republican skepticism on Tuesday about its new arms control treaty with Russia but little outright opposition that might threaten the chances of ratification by the Senate.
The United States signed the treaty in the waning days of the Clinton administration but chances of ratification are slim since Bush administration officials say they will not send it to the Senate for action.
