Sentence examples for only to ratify from inspiring English sources
Now, with less than a week to go before the Super Tuesday primaries, California, whose trove of 370 delegates represents 17percentt of the total needed to win the Democratic nomination, may serve only to ratify the front-runner's march to the summer convention.
The Government of Uganda and her social partners will, therefore, need to move fast not only to ratify international Conventions related to Child Labour, but also to set up a national framework for their implementation.
Indeed, during the administration of President George W. Bush (2001 09), the United States not only refused to ratify the statute but also took the unusual step of withdrawing its signature from it.
Now member states can only choose to ratify or reject it as a whole.
As George Monbiot notes in the Guardian this week, the normally good-natured country now has the dubious distinction of being the only country to ratify Kyoto and then formally renege on its commitments.Canada has a very progressive image (particularly by North American standards), which it is proceeding to shred into pieces over the issue of its tar sands.
Facebook tells her where the opportunities lie, texting confirms or augments those clues, voice is only used to ratify plans once the permission map has been drwan and pre-tested for potential disruption.
The US, which signed up to Kyoto in 1997 under Bill Clinton, only to never ratify the agreement because of stiff opposition in Congress, is another.
Ninety years ago this month, all eyes turned to Tennessee, the only state yet to ratify with its Legislature still in session.
With that, the third person nominated to be prime minister of Haiti by Michel Joseph Martelly -- and the only to be ratified by Parliament -- left his post as the head of government after only four months on the job.
But Gettelfinger also knows what rank-and-file members are willing to ratify: Only 59% of Ford workers ratified the concessions.
The only former Confederate state to ratify was Tennessee.
