Sentence examples for easily ratified from inspiring English sources
The nomination of Mr. Mori, who was second to Mr. Obuchi in the party hierarchy, is expected to be easily ratified later today by the Parliament.
But the same treaties that are so easily ratified in other countries are, for good or ill, often left to languish in the Senate, where 67 votes are needed for approval.
Gov. Adolfo Rodríguez Saá, who was chosen by Justicialist Party leaders on Friday, was supposed to be ratified easily tonight to serve until presidential elections can be held March 3.
If all four of those countries also ratified this year, the agreement would easily enter into force.
North Korea's second nuclear test, in May, was also a test of the system's capabilities which it passed easily.A concern has resurfaced that Russia, which has ratified, might be cheating by conducting very small nuclear tests, although America formally withdrew this complaint some years ago.
Figures for west Africa are particularly elusive, but thousands of child soldiers have been easily recruited in civil wars in Sierra Leone and Liberia.Only 20 African countries out of 53 have ratified a UN convention aimed at eliminating the worst forms of child labour.
If ratified, the treaty will allow Eastern European countries like Poland and Hungary to join the union more easily.
The Senate ratified the New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, known as New START, by a vote of 71 to 26, easily clearing the threshold of two-thirds of senators present as required by the Constitution for treaty ratification.
ratified the panel's findings.
"THIS protocol cannot be ratified".
