Sentence examples for necessary to ratify from inspiring English sources

The approval of all 25 member countries was necessary to ratify the agreement, which was reached Monday in Beijing.

And she got enough Republican support to get two-thirds of the Senate, the vote necessary to ratify the treaty.

According to the brief, Morgan Stanley, which was representing Taubman Centers at the time, suggested that a shareholder vote was necessary to ratify the restructuring.

However, although the Democrats now have a majority in the Senate, they concede they do not have the two-thirds majority necessary to ratify the CTBT and force the president's hand.

Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill). said he believed Democrats had the 67 votes necessary to ratify the treaty.

had promised the White House early last week that they would deliver the votes necessary to ratify the START treaty if the administration would pull the repeal of the military's DADT policy off the lame-duck agenda, according to Democratic aides familiar with the pair's offer.

That would give parliament the necessary time to ratify it (which it is by no means certain to do).

And if the Withdrawal Agreement is not finalised soon, time to pass the necessary legislation to ratify and implement it will be in short supply.

Within 18 months it had persuaded the necessary 15 countries to ratify the Protocol.

Although the plan was opposed by the French Communists, Socialists, and Gaullists, and none of the governments to which Pleven belonged was willing to ratify the necessary treaty, he had helped lay the foundations of NATO.

MEPs will also vote on a proposal to postpone the deadline for withdrawing EU market access from Botswana, Namibia, Cameroon, Fiji, Ghana, Côte d'Ivoire, Kenya and Swaziland, due to their failure to ratify the necessary economic partnership agreements (EPAs).