Sentence examples for legally ratified from inspiring English sources

There seems to be more call for legally ratified norms, now, in medicine and beyond, which makes the job of the DPP ever-more charged and powerful.

Mr. Trump's senior advisers have been locked in an impasse for weeks over whether or how to follow through on their boss's campaign pledge to pull the United States from the 195-nation accord, which was legally ratified last year.

The agreement will become legally binding if at least 55 countries cumulatively representing at least 55% of global greenhouse emissions sign the agreement in New York between April 22, 2016 and April 21, 2017 and have it legally ratified or otherwise accepted by their governments.

In April the liquidator stated in documents at Companies House that he could not wind up the company due to an investigation being under way; Ridsdale says he believes a settlement has already been struck and will be legally ratified "in days".

The exit of the United States, the world's largest economy and second-largest greenhouse gas polluter, would not dissolve the 195-nation pact, which was legally ratified last year, but it could set off a cascade of events that would have profound effects on the planet.

Birth certificates can even legally ratify the fantasy that a baby can have two women – or two men – as her two parents.

He added, "The Russians have refused to engage in a negotiation over these tactical nuclear weapons until we have a ratified, legally binding treaty that limits strategic nuclear weapons".

But given this situation, bringing them all together would be challenging; for instance, the climate change negotiations seek a legally binding accord ratified by world parliaments while the disaster risk reduction process and the Sustainable Development Goals aim for voluntary agreements.

David D. Doniger, who works on global atmosphere policy for the Natural Resources Defense Council, a private environmental advocacy group, said that bill would "flout our country's binding obligations under a treaty that the U.S. has ratified and legally bound itself to follow".

It is the world's first comprehensive climate agreement and will only come into force legally when it is ratified by countries producing 55% of global carbon emissions.

The government's opponents, namely Gina Miller, Deir Tozetti Dos Santos and others, have argued that, as the referendum is not binding under existing law, the government is legally obliged to ratify the result with a vote in parliament.