Sentence examples for of ratification for from inspiring English sources

Signing the instrument of ratification for the treaty, the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, President George H. W. Bush noted the special responsibilities that the developed nations were taking on; they "must go further" than the others, he said, and offer detailed "programs and measures they will undertake to limit greenhouse emissions".

The momentum of ratification for the Convention was extraordinary, with 179 countries ratifying within five years of its coming into effect – the fastest pace ever for a human rights convention.

The principle of ratification uses for each option information that includes the option's realization.

A multilateral convention on tax co-operation, drawn up by the OECD and the Council of Europe in the 1980s, took 20 years to gain more than a handful of ratifications.For all their huffing and puffing over multinationals' tax-minimisation strategies, governments remain wary of scaring away "mobile capital".

So far, 61 countries have deposited their instruments of ratification, acceptance or approval, accounting for 47.8% of global emissions, an Indian government statement said.

IEEE 802.11ac is also in the process of collecting specific proposals and its ratification for MU-MIMO inclusion.

State reports must be submitted to the Geneva Committee on the Rights of the Child two years after ratification for Initial Reports and then every five years subsequently.

Any reservations, which alter the treaty's provisions for the concerned state, may then appear; they are followed by an article that provides for the treaty's ratification and for the time and place for the exchange of ratifications.

Would she have voted for ratification -- for the system of checks and balances so complexly assembled and for which Hamilton, Madison and others so strongly argued for?

"The United Nations (family) in South Sudan and its partners congratulate the country on the passing of the bill for ratification of the CRC and the two optional protocols.

Rules of the Senate cannot trump the obvious intention of the Founding Fathers that legislation passed by majorities of both houses, except for the explicit exceptions for ratification of treaties, becomes the law of the land.