Sentence examples for did ratify from inspiring English sources

Well, the US did ratify it several years ago.

The second-biggest polluter, America, (with 20%) is also free to emit, as it has not ratified the treaty.Developed countries that did ratify Kyoto feel cheated.

Who should be concerned about nuclear weapons; should they be concerned or should we?" Even leaving aside the fact that the U.S. did ratify the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, in 1970, Ahmadinejad's arguments seemed diversionary.

But it did ratify Rio, and Mr Bush may now be underestimating the degree of public concern about global warming.Fixing KyotoThe game has moved on, however, and if there is now to be any chance of rescuing and improving Kyoto, some big changes must be made to its provisions.

The United States did ratify a later optional protocol prohibiting the use of soldiers younger than 18.

Many countries did ratify the protocol, but it had only a limited effect, and the past decade has seen little additional progress in controlling emissions.

But even if the Japanese do ratify it which cannot be taken for granted this may prove a mere figleaf that does nothing to improve the treaty or the planet's health.

If its Congress does ratify Venezuela's entry, Paraguay should rejoin after Mr Cartes takes office in August.Paraguay's tax burden, at 12.1% of GDP, is lower than anywhere in South America except Venezuela, where oil revenues fill the gap.

Some are but others merely think CAFTA-DR a bad deal, especially in its intellectual-property clauses.If the American Congress does ratify the pending FTAs, turning its back on CAFTA-DR could cause Costa Rica to lose jobs a fate that may also await Bolivia and Ecuador.

But even if it does ratify, the agreement makes clear that countries are under no obligation to accept their neighbours' offers of assistance.

South Carolina ratified the Amendment in 1797; New Jersey and Pennsylvania did not ratify the Amendment.