Sentence examples for made ratification from inspiring English sources

In 1914 the Home Rule Bill of 1912 passed the Commons for the third time, which, according to the Parliament Act of 1911, made ratification by the House of Lords unnecessary.

And they have also dismissed the notion that minor changes in the wording of the amendment, as considered by various state legislatures, made ratification impossible.

But suddenly Congress decided to vote against direct rule, making ratification impossible in the upper house, where the coalition has barely 35% of the seats.

At the New York ratification convention — the one that the Federalist Papers were written to influence — Hamilton struck a deal to make ratification conditional on a recommendation that a bill of rights be appended.

UNICEF appeals to every country in this region and in the world to make ratification and implementation of this protocol a national priority".

Secondly, do you expect that the national parliaments that have made their ratification of the deeply disappointing Nice Treaty dependent on the contents of the Laeken Declaration will now soon embark upon the ratification process for Nice?

That should make Senate ratification certain.

An unusual split in the labor movement has developed over President Obama's proposed free-trade pact with South Korea, with two powerful unions backing the deal -- a development that experts say will make Congressional ratification far more likely.

President Obama is struggling unsuccessfully so far - to get Congress to give him what is called Trade Promotion Authority which would make US ratification less difficult.

Hosemann's office agreed to fix the oversight and file the paperwork, making the ratification official on February 7. Click over to the Clarion-Ledger for more on how the amendment was finally ratified.

President Bush has proposed that many of the benefits that flow from the Nonproliferation Treaty should be made conditional on ratification of the protocol.