Sentence examples for just ratified from inspiring English sources

Voters have just ratified his broad agenda.

Correa, an indigenous Tucano from Brazil's northern Amazonas state, said: "The irony for us is that the [Michel] Temer government, which has just ratified the Paris agreement, is entirely against recognition of the rights of indigenous peoples to their lands".

The treaty that cleared the way for Mr. Othmans's deportation, just ratified by Jordan, includes provisions against the use of torture-tainted evidence in the new terrorism trial that the cleric, who is of Palestinian descent, faces in his native country.

Mr Hollande likes to straddle both sides: as his Europe minister puts it, France is the hyphen in Europe's north-south division.Second, Mr Hollande wants to meet the targets set in the European fiscal-compact treaty, which the French parliament has just ratified.

The standard was only just ratified and Sony and Samsung 2015 high-end set may only be able to support HDR later this year via a firmware upgrade.

The boards of Qwest and U S West had just ratified Qwest's $58 billion acquisition of the Baby Bell, culminating in a bitter, hostile takeover.

These meetings just ratify weakness of what we have done," said McKibben.

But that shift really just ratifies the inevitable, given the nature of credit in today's world.

Literally, it was like he was saying, look, Citigroup is going to do this anyway--hey, by the way, it did--do let's just ratify it.

As Trump's victory is solely due to this Electoral College system, now is surely the time for the Electoral College to earn its keep and do its job, not just ratify a foolish choice made by a minority of the people.

Meanwhile, the landmark climate agreement reached in Paris last year was just formally ratified ― and while some hope that enacting the deal early will make it "Trump-proof," there's still a lot he could do to muck it up if he slows down domestic action.