Sentence examples for future ratified from inspiring English sources

The musicians of the Nashville Symphony — which had been riding a wave of successes before the recession and a destructive 2010 flood imperiled their financial future — ratified a new one-year contract this week that will cut their pay by 15 percent.

Brighter future Namibia ratified the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities in 2007.

These actions fall under the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court, the panel said, and if a future Palestinian state ratified the Rome Statute, which created the court, Israel could be called to account for "gross violations of human rights law and serious violations of international humanitarian law".

Some have called for future treaties to be ratified by Europe-wide referendums held on a single day.

Any Brexit deal has to be approved by MPs in a future meaningful vote, and ratified by the passing of a withdrawal agreement bill.

Like Ryan Lizza (in a 2007 article in The New Republic) and Richard Wolffe (in his 2009 book, "Renegade"), Mr. Remnick also places considerable emphasis on the role that community organizing had in shaping Mr. Obama's approach to politics -- experience that ratified the future president's inclination to listen and engage other people.

By contrast, stockholder approval of a plan will not extend to ratify future grants under the plan if it sets only "generic" limits applicable to all plan beneficiaries.

Do you think it will be ratified in the near future?

It is expected to be formally ratified in the near future".

In further good news, the Paris accord itself has now been ratified, making it harder for future governments in any nation, and of any stripe, to unpick it.

Under the law, Villaraigosa would have ratified the hiring and firing of future superintendents through a "Council of Mayors" that he would have dominated.