Because the agreement lacks legitimizing ratification by senators, the president-elect will feel uninhibited concerning his promise to repudiate it.
Her willingness to change disciplines looked shrewd when she threw 6.66m at the CP Sport Grand Prix in Essex in May, an effort that was only kept out of the record books by a lack of ratification.
In the longer term a lack of ratification is likely to lead to exclusion from discussion under the Paris negotiations, as well as an inability to use elements such as market-based mechanisms under the agreement.
While Viet Nam was one of the first signatories to the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and is actively considering ratification of the Convention, the country still lacks adequate mechanisms to fully respond to protecting and allowing people with disabilities to claim their rights.
Why do you think the district still lacks voting rights, more than half a century after the ratification of the 23rd Amendment?
A recent Delaware Chancery Court decision confirms that, as the court held three years ago in Seinfeld v. Slager, there is no shareholder ratification defense for self-awarded director compensation granted under a stockholder-approved option or bonus plan that lacks "sufficiently defined terms" or "some meaningful limit" on director discretion.
Mr Arias supports ratification of a free-trade agreement with the United States, but may not be able to secure its approval since he lacks a majority in his country's Congress.Facing criticism over the nationalisation of Brazilian-operated gasfields in Bolivia, Brazil's government inaugurated a uranium-enrichment plant capable of producing nuclear fuel.
Lacking clear constitutional support, he argues that "states, upon ratification of the Constitution, did not consent to become mere appendages of the federal government".
Treaty ratification requires support from two-thirds of the U.S. Senate―a level of support that has been lacking thanks to Republican Party opposition and, especially, the fierce hostility of the conservative Republican base, including groups like the Christian Coalition, the Family Research Council, Focus on the Family, and the John Birch Society.
Volume IV (1902) and Volumes V and VI (both 1922) lack the fervour of the first three volumes, presenting rather methodical accounts of national and international conventions and the passage and ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment.
Winning and losing from a warming earth is significantly positively correlated with the Paris COP 21 emissions country percentage of Greenhouse Gas (GHG) for ratification, leading to the conclusion that the countries that have the longest time horizon regarding a warming earth also lack motivation to mitigate global climate change based on the short-term benefits.
