Sentence examples for duly ratified from inspiring English sources
Almost a year later, on Sept. 13, 1788, Congress declared that the Constitution had been duly ratified, and prescribed the rules for the first presidential election the following year.
His election as president of IUPS, assuming he is duly ratified in Kyoto in the summer - "there's only been one instance when an officer who had been proposed has been turned down, and that's when a bunch of Australians all voted against another Australian they didn't like" - is as much an endorsement for systems biology as it is for Noble himself.
Accordingly, Seward issued an unconditional certificate of ratification, dated July 28 , 1868 declaring that the Fourteenth Amendment had been duly ratified by the requisite three-fourths of the states.
The act, ratified by duly elected representatives of the American people, signed into law by our (now twice-elected) president, and upheld by the Supreme Court, is now the law of the land.
A lot has transpired in the 225 years since these words were ratified and duly certified by Secretary of State Thomas Jefferson in 1791 -- among them the rise of hunting for sport and the public's fear of criminal intrusion on their person and property.
Under the electoral rules established in the recent ratified Constitution, Adams was duly elected America's first vice president.
The Republican-led House of Representatives, led by Boehner, told Democrats, "Either you postpone the Affordable Care Act (duly passed by Congress, upheld by the Supreme Court and, in essence, ratified again by the electorate in the last presidential election) or we will shut down the country".
Talks finally took place with President Jimmy Carter, and the Canal Treaty, ratified in 1979, promised a full U.S. handover of the Canal to Panama by the end of 1999, which duly occurred.
ratified the panel's findings.
"THIS protocol cannot be ratified".
