Sentence examples for final ratification of from inspiring English sources

Opponents of the treaty in Britain, another traditionally skeptical country which was to begin debate on final ratification of it on Wednesday, were said to be jubilant.

That was Italy and this news, and I thought it was possible that the report about Italy's attitude had become known in London immediately, whereupon the final ratification of this pact had taken place.

Asked when Greece's banks would reopen, after closing more than two weeks ago when capital controls were imposed, he said: "When banks open depends on when we have the final ratification of the agreement".

Between that date and the final ratification of the 13th Amendment in December – an act vigorously supported by President Johnson – the conservative ex-Confederate state legislatures and Johnson-appointed provisional governors accepted emancipation under their respective state constitutions.

On the Fourth of July , 1788 the city of Philadelphia chose to combine independence celebrations with celebrations over the final ratification of the United States Constitution.

With final ratification by each of the 12 governments (Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Chile, France, Japan, New Zealand, Norway, South Africa, the Soviet Union, the United Kingdom, and the United States), the treaty was enacted on June 23 , 1961

Administration officials cautioned that while negotiators had finished their work, the draft accord still might be subject to changes as it moved through a ponderous process of final ratification by the Iraqis.

Verizon Wireless has also been guilty of taking liberty with promoting 5G ahead of its final ratification by the 3GPP standards body.

I welcome their decision for an accelerated process to further test the current design and I'm confident that once the final ratification at the special meeting of IFAB takes place, we will see many delighted and happy players returning to the field and playing the game they love," Prince Ali said.

Greater and more organized use of herbal medicine as a whole also supports the Convention on Biological Diversity, which at the June 1992 United Nations Conference on Environment and Development in Rio de Janeiro was signed by 154 countries (excluding the United States) and initiated in December 1993, after final ratification by 30 countries (Government of Denmark, 1996).

Subject to final ratification, the recommendations total well over a quarter of a million pounds.