Sentence examples for if you ratify from inspiring English sources

All of this will come to pass, he taunts Gordon Brown, if you ratify the Lisbon treaty.

During the debate over the Partial Test Ban Treaty of 1963, Edward Teller―the prominent nuclear physicist who is sometimes called "the father of the H-bomb"―told U.S. senators that "if you ratify this treaty... you will have given away the future safety of this country".

"Not only would it not do that," he said, "it would set back the effort to try to get those reductions because the Russians will not engage in that discussion if you can't ratify the treaty".

"They said, 'If you do not ratify this, we are going to liquidate based on your vote.' " With the company standing firm, the bakery union struck last week, affecting nearly two-thirds of the company's factories across the country.

Hostess presented the bakery union with the draft agreement it had negotiated with the Teamsters and issued an ultimatum: "They said, 'If you do not ratify this, we are going to liquidate [the company] based on your vote,'" according to bakery union secretary-treasurer David Durkee.

As if to ratify Mr. Clinton's triumph, The Washington Post ran a front-page headline on Monday: " 'Clinton Fatigue' Yields to Nostalgia".

If we ratify the agreements, we'll be looking at a very strong possibility of a sovereign bankruptcy.

Proponents said that if enough countries ratify the treaty, it will effectively become the international norm.

"We have to see if students will ratify a strike or not," said Giovanni Roberto, one of the student protest leaders.

Another issue is that if you get a constitutional amendment ratified, more than likely it will not set limits on the amount of money flooding into our system.

It would help if Congress ratified the new policy.