Sentence examples for get ratified from inspiring English sources

He added: "I have no doubts it will get ratified".

"We think it's a fair proposal and, hopefully, it'll get ratified," an Alcoa spokesman, Kevin Lowery, said.

KOLBERT: One of things you hear being said by the U.S. negotiators — all of whom I know you must know — is that they don't want to bring home a treaty that they can't get ratified by the Senate.

Emphasis mine, though I imagine it would be Hamilton's if he had known how grotesquely his "conservative" heirs have disfigured the meaning of the Constitution he helped formulate and get ratified.

"It's going to get ratified.

Now Brown needs to see how much of that he can get ratified by the voters.

The endorsers, he added, include "those who live right next to Russia, who used to live behind the Iron Curtain, who have the most cause for concern with respect to Russian intentions and who have uniformly said that they will feel safer and more secure if this treaty gets ratified".

After the standard gets ratified, you can expect content owners to start pushing even high-quality video files.

After campaigning alongside groups like Center for Biological Diversity, Shark Stewards and WildEarth Guardians, Oceana was successful at inching the Pacific population of great white sharks closer to protection under the Endangered Species Act, but the future of this unique population of sharks hangs in the balance unless the act gets ratified.

He also wanted to negotiate a second, more comprehensive treaty with Russia that would make bolder cuts, but if it takes two years to get New Start ratified, it seems unlikely that he will get a more ambitious pact approved before his term expires.

Mr Obama struggled even to get the New START ratified in the Senate.