Sentence examples for officially ratified from inspiring English sources

The opt-out provision has yet to be officially ratified.

So far, only France, Slovenia, Greece and Portugal have officially ratified legislation to establish the fund.

It wasn't until 1989 that the MTA officially ratified the decision to replace it with Helvetica in its "Sign Manual".

Richmond school, a comprehensive formerly known as Richmond grammar school, was officially ratified by Elizabeth I in 1568.

His status was officially ratified twice in the ICC annual awards and thousands of times more by the accuracy and resolution of his decisions.

It has been officially ratified that our Rog can go from the posh seats into the arms of the lads quicker than Justin Tipuric in a Tardis.

Ever since then, the Air Force has sought a new presidential policy officially ratifying the concept of seeking American space superiority.

The board of FINA, the sport's world governing body, is expected to officially ratify semifinals when it meets in Canada in June.

In cases of plea bargaining the court's function is administrative, limited to officially ratifying and recording the agreement the parties have reached out of court.

The agreement will enter into force when at least 55 countries, representing 55percentt of global emissions, officially ratify the accord in their own domestic process.

"Anyone can write a specification, but if nobody implements it, what is it but a particularly dry form of science fiction?" The W3C plans to officially ratify HTML5 sometime over the next two years.