Sentence examples for has ratification from inspiring English sources

Last week, in what the International Labour Organisation described as a "milestone" for the fishing industry, Lithuania ratified convention 188: the agreement now has ratification by the 10 countries required for the agreement to come into force, from 16 November 2017.

We've had a summer of great news: we had ratification of the financing deal between Larry Silverstein and the Port Authority; One World Trade is now at 38 floors; 4 World Trade Center is at 6 floors; and there are trees on the plaza for the memorial.

In the past, Russia has delayed ratification of similar reforms for several years.

The Bush administration has opposed ratification of the treaty, saying that it could hurt the nation's economy and noting that countries like China are not covered by it.

But opposition from nationalist, conservative and Catholic factions in the Philippines congress, which intensified after a shootout in MILF territory in January last year in which 44 policemen died, has delayed ratification of key legislation known as the Bangsamoro basic law.

The Convention has 193 ratifications, the process by which countries decide to be bound by the articles of an international treaty.

The Eighteenth Amendment is the only amendment to have secured ratification and later been repealed.

The campaign got an important boost from two Republican former secretaries of state, George Shultz and Henry Kissinger, who have urged ratification.

In 1979, as a candidate, he had opposed ratification of the strategic arms limitation agreement, saying it strongly favored the Soviets.

"The mind-boggling text may have the ratification of the majority," Mr. Paz Soldán said, "but it might not be the recipe for a viable country".

"President Obama's leadership in breaking down barriers to commerce couldn't come at a better time," said Vikram S. Pandit, the chief executive of Citigroup, who leads a coalition of businesses that have urged ratification of the agreement.