Sentence examples for ensure ratification from inspiring English sources
If Tokyo adopted the protocol, the presence of Japan and Europe together would ensure ratification.
Some trade experts say that the support of the autoworkers and the food and commercial workers is likely to sway enough Democrats in the House and Senate to ensure ratification.
The union was seeking to put behind it the disastrous episode involving its last contract, in which several of the union's leaders fraudulently filled in thousands of ballots to ensure ratification of an unpopular five-year contract that included a two-year wage freeze.
Although they considered it superfluous, the Federalists ultimately promised to add a bill of rights in order to ensure ratification of the Constitution.
Dudley was among the women who worked to ensure ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment in Tennessee modeling her life conviction: "This is a government of, by and for the people, and only the law denies that women are people!" Dudley has been inducted into the National Women's Hall of Fame.
Clearly there is urgent need to engage young people in encouraging African leaders to ensure ratification so that their rights are realized and protected.
But Democrats won unexpected legislative elections in 1910 and 1912, ensuring ratification.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved it unanimously in February, and there appear to be more than enough votes to ensure its ratification on the Senate floor.
Still, accelerated efforts are needed at national, regional and global levels to ensure universal ratification and effective implementation of both Optional Protocols in 2012 and beyond.
Prosecutors said the ballot stuffing in Mr. Diop's local was pivotal to ensuring the ratification of the contract, which many workers vehemently objected to because it contained a two-year wage freeze.
A former top union official, Mark Shaplo, testified that Mr. Hill's subordinates had made sure he did not know about the vote-rigging, which ensured the ratification of the unpopular contract.
