"once ratified" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in a sentence to indicate that an action has been completed. For example, "The bill was passed by the legislature, and once ratified, it became official policy."
Once ratified, every other nuclear-armed country would agree to freeze its own arsenal and pledge to join multilateral talks in the second phase (2014-18).
Once ratified, Congress is happy for the citizen to find the right product and industry to make it available to clinicians 24 hours a day.
Once ratified, the BIT will be in force for at least 10 years, though the protections it offers to investors will extend a further 15 years after the treaty is terminated through what is sometimes called the survival clause.
The strategic Balkan state will become Nato's 30th member once ratified by other signatories – a prospect slammed by Russia which regards the Balkans as a traditional sphere of influence.
Once ratified by parliaments on both sides, the EU-Japan trade deal will eliminate about 99% of tariffs on Japanese goods, including on cars, from the eighth year after the deal is implemented, with tariffs scrapped on car parts immediately.
Although a European commission spokesman issued a bland statement welcoming the Bundestag vote – "Once ratified by the remaining member states, we will have a stronger and more versatile tool at our disposal to ensure financial stability in the euro area" – officials were privately delighted that it signalled Germany's re-commitment to the single currency.
Caps 44 Goals 2 Age 28 Club Borussia Mönchengladbach After representing Germany at various youth levels, made his national team debut in 2011 once Fifa ratified a one-time switch to the US.
Once governments ratify the convention, they are obligated to submit reports on a regular basis to the CEDAW monitoring committee regarding their compliance: first one year following ratification and then at least once every four years thereafter.
The States held liable under such a congressional enactment are thus not "unconsenting"; they gave their consent all at once, in ratifying the Constitution containing the Commerce Clause, rather than on a case-by-case basis.
The convention route has never been used for proposing an amendment, and was used only once for ratifying an amendment.[1].
Once it is ratified, Mr. Mutlaq can appeal the decision to a court, whose decision would be final.
