Sentence examples for continue to ratify from inspiring English sources

On Monday, Mr. Sarkozy softened his words, saying he respected the Irish rejection, while urging other member states to continue to ratify the Lisbon Treaty.

So far the French line, in coordination with Germany, has been that the rest of the members should continue to ratify the treaty, which was supposed to go into effect Jan . 1

The UN has now adopted the convention, and more countries continue to ratify the treaty.

The principles behind the amendment have drawn limited industry support as some corporations have concluded that regulation of carbon dioxide is inevitable, given that some foreign governments are continuing to ratify the Kyoto Protocol and state governments are passing legislation to control global warming.

For most of the time since then, California's justified reputation as America's automotive, societal, cultural, and economic bellwether continued to ratify the Japanese brands' focus there.

But Brady reacted to her allegation by claiming that "for 20 years I continued to ratify the cover I had given her at the trial whilst, in contrast, she systematically began to fabricate upon it to my detriment".

Many countries ratified the Convention very soon after it was adopted and others continued to ratify or accede to it, making it the most widely ratified human rights treaty.

Considering both the course of events since World War II and our own Government's continuing reluctance to ratify the Convention, one would hope that a new book on genocide would include an assessment of the concept's value.

The US government also demonstrates continuing reluctance to ratify the CRPD an incomprehensible stance especially from a nation espousing a human rights agenda in other areas.

-  UNICEF's new Goodwill Ambassador, Danny Glover, on his first visit to Ethiopia, today called on the three nations that continue to stockpile anti-personnel mines, to ratify the Mine Ban Treaty immediately.

How can we continue to stand by an amendment ratified in 1791 to justify an incomprehensible proliferation of firearms in the U.S? You know what else was permitted in 1791?