Sentence examples for its ratifying from inspiring English sources

The stockholder vote approving the adoption of equity incentive plan was fully informed, and therefore disclosure concerns did not invalidate its ratifying effect.

Moreover, even the general rule of treaty construction allowing limited resort to travaux preparatoires "has no application to oral statements made bythose engaged in negotiating the treaty which were not embodied in any writing and were not communicated to the government of the negotiator or to its ratifying body". Arizona v. California, 292 U.S. 341, 360 (1934).

Congress the Senate through its ratifying power and the House through its appropriating power shall reject agreements whose long-range impact on the American family is ominous or unclear.

Yet, just one month later, the new Conservative administration startled some of its own supporters and reversed its policy, ratifying the incineration policy.

There needed to be nine states to ratify it for it to go into effect, and each state would have its own ratifying convention to decide the issue.

And there needed to be nine states to ratify the Constitution for it to go into effect, and each state would have its own ratifying convention to decide the issue.

Even before it had ratified its Constitution, the United States was flummoxed by what it would later refer to as Middle Eastern terrorism.

Russia moved closer to cementing a military presence in Kyrgyzstan, as the upper house of its legislature ratified a treaty allowing it to use an air base there for 15 years.

— it reiterates the European Union's wish that all its members ratify the Convention on Chemical Weapons at the earliest opportunity so that it can come into force shortly.

A14 BUSINESS DAY C1-16 United Secures Concessions United Airlines said its pilots ratified labor concessions that would save $1.1 billion a year, and it reached a tentative agreement on cost cuts with its mechanics, the airline's most militant labor group.

Its constitution, ratified in a referendum in 2003, provides for a 45-member parliament, called the advisory council, with 30 elected members.