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The nation's Roman Catholic bishops released their revised policy yesterday on sexual abuse by the clergy, and church leaders said they expected that it would be ratified by the bishops next week in Washington and then given Vatican approval.

Mr. Putin told Dr. Albright that the new makeup of the Russian Parliament since the December elections made it more plausible that the second strategic arms reduction treaty would be ratified.

While White House officials acknowledged on Sunday that there was no way a new agreement to replace the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, or Start, would be ratified by the legislatures of either country even if it was completed by the end of the year, they said that they expected to at least reach an interim "bridge" agreement that would preserve the status quo until a new agreement was reached.

Still, there was a broad sense that the treaty would be ratified.

Mr. Seabrook said that the contract would be ratified by the members within about two weeks.

It took a drafting committee three years, until July 2 , 2002 to deliver to the emir the constitution he envisioned and that ultimately would be ratified by voters.

Both appointments would be ratified at a special conference, which will probably be at the end of August.

And his office predicted tonight that any agreement he achieved at Camp David would be ratified by a significant popular majority.

But Robert Moran, a partner at Brunswick Insight, a research firm that surveyed 300 Washington policy leaders, experts and lobbyists about TPP, predicted the deal would be ratified.

Asked if the agreement would be ratified, Larry Hatfield, the administrative officer of Local 37082 of the Newspaper Guild-Communications Workersaid AmerIca, suspectI sosoect so.

The BBC statement on the settlement with Mr. McAlpine said that the agreement would be ratified within a few days in court, and that both sides would make fuller statements at that time.