Sentence examples for might be ratified from inspiring English sources

An official with the labor board said the agency is investigating the disputed ballots in the election, but couldn't say when a final vote might be ratified.

(See "Cringing Over Climategate").. Still, now that U.S. President Barack Obama is set to attend the final days of the summit, there are hopes that an internationally binding treaty might actually be ratified.

A treaty would require approval by all the signatories to the armistice that ended the three-year conflict and might need to be ratified by Congress and the U.N. Security Council.

A spokeswoman for Mr. Annan, Marie Okabe, told The Associated Press this afternoon that officials had said that the covenant "might be or would be ratified during the first quarter by the Parliament, and possibly in March".

The Times reported, "Confidence that ratification would be achieved swiftly was expressed by a number of supporters of the amendment," adding: "How long it might take for the amendment to be ratified was unclear.

Such a text might be called an amending treaty, which could be ratified by national parliaments alone, in time for the 2009 European election.

"THIS protocol cannot be ratified".

The proposal will not be ratified this year.

"THIS protocol can't be ratified".

We expect it to be ratified.

Now it has to be ratified.