Sentence examples for it will be ratified from inspiring English sources

Early meetings on the new spelling rules were held in Chile; the text was completed this month in Spain; and it will be ratified by the academy and its sister branches at the Guadalajara Book Fair in Mexico on Sunday.

Do you think it will be ratified in the near future?

"We think it should be ratified, and we hope it will be ratified," Mr. Pollack said.

The draft deal draws on many individual national and UN pledges but it is current unclear whether it will be ratified at the meeting.

But officials believe it will be ratified before the end of the summer because the consequences of shelving it are unthinkable.

"I believe it will be ratified because it's the right thing to do," Mr. Obama said, offering the audience a brief tutorial in Washington politics.

The ILO has launched a fair-recruitment protocol, intended to cut out agents, which it hopes will be ratified by national governments.

If the treaty is considered strictly on the merits, putting politics aside, it can and will be ratified.

Although the Parliamentary agenda will not be final until the Queen makes her speech to Parliament in November and this session will be short due to the May 2010 general elections, it is likely that the CCM will be ratified during the session.

The fear you hear emanating from Heritage Action for America is not fear of a foreign adversary -- it is fear that New START will be ratified.

Stern is scheduled to speak with reporters during an annual preseason conference call on Friday, although it is not clear whether the deal will be ratified by then or whether he will be free to speak about it.