Sentence examples for held to ratify from inspiring English sources

A Portrush extraordinary general meeting will he held to ratify the move.

A source close to the Co-op played down the impact of the "meaningless" Midcounties move, saying it was just one of five societies controlling 25 per cent of votes at the meetings that will be held to ratify the reforms.

He did not say whether a referendum would be held to ratify the changes, as customary.

In addition, he represented Hampshire County at the Virginia Ratifying Convention, which was held to ratify the United States Constitution in 1788.

The MPs warned that Mr Cameron should not bank on a full-scale revision of the EU's governing treaties, saying many member states wanted to avoid that in case a new blueprint was rejected in the referendums some countries would have to hold to ratify it.

But first it will have to ratify the treaty.

It had been widely expected that the congress would be held this month to ratify the changes that have already been widely debated, both within the trade union organisation and in the wider society.

Some have argued a vote should be held in parliament to ratify the result.

Parliament held a session to ratify the results.

Although of course not a UK election, Ireland held two referendums to ratify the Treaty of Nice.

To not ratify the Kyoto accord because developing countries are not held to the same standards is wrongheaded.