Sentence examples for failure to ratify from inspiring English sources

Yet failure to ratify it would be a serious setback.That, sadly, is a possibility.

A failure to ratify it, he said, would "deliver a serious blow to our reputation".

Failure to ratify would seriously undermine American credibility as it tries to contain Iran's nuclear ambitions.

America's failure to ratify Kyoto is widely viewed as a scandal.

Failure to ratify this treaty would be hugely costly for American credibility and security.

The letter says that of "particular importance" is the failure to ratify the Istanbul convention.

A young Vietnamese man asked Mr. Obama about the failure of Congress to ratify the trade pact, and whether the prospects for the agreement would be better or worse under a new president.

Human rights conventions continue to be undermined by the failure of states to ratify them, by emasculating reservations and derogations, by self-serving reporting systems that outnumber objective complaint procedures, and by poor financing for the implementation of human rights prescriptions.

A failure by Congress to ratify the Trans Pacific Partnership deal would "call into question America's leadership" just as a new administration transitions into power, Obama warned Tuesday.

Since its failure to be ratified in 1982, women have seen many gains in court decisions that ruled against sex discrimination and have seen the passing of legislation such as the Civil Rights Act of 1991, which established a commission designed to investigate the persistence of the "glass ceiling" that has prevented women from advancing to top management positions in the workplace.

Mr. Medvedev said that a failure by the Senate to ratify the New Start treaty "would be very unpleasant," though he said that he expected the treaty to be ratified eventually, and that Mr. Obama had promised "to work vigorously" for ratification.