Sentence examples for of being ratified from inspiring English sources

Yet amendments that do emerge from Congress stand a strong chance of being ratified.

Other international agreements, such as the Kyoto Protocol on reducing greenhouse-gas emissions, never even made it to the Senate, because they stood no realistic chance of being ratified.

We are still working on the first version of the manifesto which will be published Monday, March 30th with a goal of being ratified by the greater cloud community.

After the European Constitution was discarded, its successor - the Treaty of Lisbon - was in the process of being ratified by member states when Labour's Gordon Brown gave a speech to UK business leaders.

Hopefully by that time the EU tax will be in the process of being ratified by national governments.

Unfortunately while many of us resisted, we were unable to ultimately wrest away, at least for now, the effective veto as it might apply to a charge of aggression as now incorporated in the Kampala Amendments which are now in the process of being ratified.

This sealed the Protocol's fate in terms of ever being ratified by the U.S. Senate.

With the Republicans controlling the Senate, there was virtually no chance of a treaty being ratified in this country.

Dismissing claims that the agreement will be rejected, he said: "There's no possibility of it not being ratified.

Spectators are being lured to their television sets with the prospect of their pleasures being ratified, by the Academy, as worthy.

There have been only twenty seven amendments to the Constitution in over two hundred years of history, ten of which were ratified with the Constitution itself and several of which were procedural in nature.