Sentence examples for hence ratifying from inspiring English sources
Throughout, Bethlehem's rule by the British and Jordan, the Syriac Quarter was allowed to participate in the election, as were the Ta'amrah Bedouins and Palestinian refugees, hence ratifying the number of municipal members in the council to 11.
Had the crescent been designated a conservation area, demolition wouldn't be possible, hence the lobbying now to ratify the conservation area request before the end of January.
Iraq has also ratified the Convention and hence should fulfil its duty to investigate and prosecute the Daesh fighters for their practice of enforced disappearances.
Hence their suggestion, ever so politely put, that any country that fails to ratify should leave the Union.
The states started ratifying.
Hence yesterday's list of 12 executive powers whose pleasures he will deny to himself, from the power unilaterally to declare war, ratify treaties, and dissolve and recall parliament, to the power to appoint bishops and judges.
"We are not ratifying it.
Hence the renewed appeal of Jane Austen -- and hence, too, the tendency for certain readers and reviewers to overvalue Mr. O'Brian, not infrequently with a touch of near-hysteria born of the need to have one's tastes ratified with the critical equivalent of a Good Housekeeping seal.
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