Sentence examples for early ratification from inspiring English sources

He was a delegate to the federal Constitutional Convention of 1787, and the following year led his state to an early ratification of the new constitution.

Our priority now is to go for an early ratification and entry into force of the Paris Agreement.

While the Paris Agreement represents a huge opportunity for climate action, and the early ratification offers much promise, success should not be viewed as a given.

Launching the report in English and Vietnamese, the UNICEF Representative in Viet Nam, Mr Anthony Bloomberg, acknowledged that in Viet Nam, the Government has made impressive progress in reducing poverty and its commitment to children's rights through its early ratification of the Convention on the Rights of the Child has been well documented.

Early ratification would give governments the spur needed to formulate new policies on limiting carbon, and give businesses a clear signal that they should invest in reducing their impact on the climate, said Nick Mabey, chief executive of the E3G thinktank.

Early ratification of the convention shows that the Communist Party and the State are interested in the implementation of children's rights.

All Governments are urged to promote earliest possible ratification of the Convention, where it has not already been ratified.

The Declaration of the World Summit calls on all Governments to promote earliest possible ratification and implementation of the Convention. 5.

Law reform The leaders who gathered at the World Summit for Children urged the promotion of the earliest possible ratification of the Convention on the Rights of the Child and its effective implementation and dissemination.

These Protocols, the product of six years of negotiations involving governments, NGOs and our partners in the UN System, represent the highest international standards for child protection - and UNICEF is pressing for their earliest possible ratification and implementation.

Todays action by the President signals that the U.S. is a step closer to making internationally recognised human rights standards for children a reality in the United States, and gives UNICEF hope that the U.S. will move to bring about the earliest possible ratification of the CRC.