Sentence examples for it ratified from inspiring English sources

In 1985, it ratified CEDAW - and submitted its first report in 1987.

The irony is that Australia's total contribution to global emissions is so small that even if it ratified Kyoto and shouldered all its costs, it would solve only 1% of the problem.

A country with a continental shelf that extends farther than 200 nautical miles from its shoreline has 10 years from the date it ratified UNCLOS to submit a claim on the part of the shelf that occurs beyond the 200-nautical-mile limit.

It is understood the formal complaint warns that the Gulf state, which is a member of the ILO, "is in serious breach of its legal obligations" under the convention concerning forced labour, which it ratified more than 30 years ago.

The Republicans initiated Nafta, and Mr. Clinton got it ratified.

Seward, Foreman writes, "liked the proposed treaty and was determined to have it ratified".

Despite never having ratified it, America does adhere to UNCLOS.

It ratifies, rather than rethinks, artistic hierarchies in the modern era.

So before it ratifies any new deal on "user fees," Congress must ensure that patient safety is the first priority.

It doesn't detract from what's great; it ratifies what's great.

- The Italian constitution is "the shame of Europe, because it ratifies the Italian discrimination towards Veneto".