Sentence examples for eventually ratified from inspiring English sources

She embraced the sobriquet with relish, and Hollywood eventually ratified it.

That decision could then be affirmed by the party's executives and eventually ratified by a convention.

Maastricht, which was of course eventually ratified, opened an era of European integration unprecedented in modern times.

Over the ensuing decades, Uncle Sam eventually ratified the ownership realities that had been recognized by communities on the ground.

It was eventually ratified by almost all advanced economies being asked to commit to greenhouse gas emission targets.

Mr. Searchinger said the problem arose in 1997, when nations hammered out the Kyoto Protocol, which was eventually ratified by 184 countries.

"For months Russia has insisted that it will eventually ratify the Kyoto protocol.

There was an increasing sense that players would eventually ratify the agreement, re-form the union and return to football.

"We all saw that as a worthwhile endeavor, and certainly we as Canadians should hope that our American friends do eventually ratify that agreement".

Farhan Haq, a spokesman for the United Nations, said the organization hoped that the United States and the 138 other countries that had signed the treaty would eventually ratify it.

WASHINGTON -- The Obama administration has set a goal of doubling American exports over five years, and has called on Congress to eventually ratify free-trade agreements that were negotiated by the Bush administration with South Korea, Colombia and Panama.