Sentence examples for is to ratify from inspiring English sources

That Mr Brown's plan is to ratify the treaty without consulting the voters seems clear enough.

The priority now is to ratify the separate treaty banning nuclear testing.

To keep the peace here is to ratify the conquests of evil.

All eyes will now turn to the small nation of Slovakia, whose turn it is to ratify the fund, The New York Times writes.

Japan is to ratify the pact next week, and the Europeans are pressing Russia to ratify so the treaty can come into force.

While Koh advocates a pre-ratification clarification of the definition to explicitly exempt humanitarian intervention, Wenaweser maintains that the most important goal is to ratify and enact the statute and empower the ICC to enforce it.

For Rickson, the main incentive was to ratify the play's standing.

The first act of the new Australian government was to ratify the Kyoto Protocol.

If Russia were to ratify that would bring it into effect.

To confirm K. as Sec. of State was to ratify what he had done, and what the Pres.

The reason for performing EDAX characterization was to ratify the purity and surety of the chemical composition.