Sentence examples for fully ratifying from inspiring English sources

Will fully ratifying the FTA with China screw Australian workers?

Fully ratifying Serbia into the EU would nullify its wartime atrocities and reward a government that is responsible for the slaughter, torture, rape, and ethnic cleansing of thousands of innocents, and that now abets war criminals.

Start II was never fully ratified, and a framework for a Start III never went anywhere.

Leslie stressed that the UK did not want to "complicate" the Administration's efforts to get the Treaty fully ratified.

Although critics have compared Dial to major artists, such as Jasper Johns, he has not been fully ratified as a master.

But that fund is not expected to open for business until July 9 at the earliest, because the treaty establishing it has not yet been fully ratified.

World War II began before the agreement could be fully ratified, and in the aftermath of the war little progress was made.

Yet neither will be easy to achieve.Although 149 countries have put their signatures to a ban on tests, only 13 have fully ratified the treaty.

But it was bitterly attacked by others that portrayed it as both grossly insufficient and undermining the United Nations process, enshrined in a global, fully ratified 1992 treaty.

Abu Qatada has 72 hours to formally lodge an appeal, but he has indicated he will not challenge his removal once the treaty has been fully ratified.

The Tories are fiercely opposed to Lisbon and promise a British referendum if they come to power with the treaty not fully ratified.