Sentence examples for order to ratify from inspiring English sources
A diplomatic cable from 2008, released by WikiLeaks, recorded an Indian politician's aide explaining how parliamentary votes could be purchased in order to ratify a civilian nuclear-energy deal with the United States.
If he ceded the shoreline now, he would almost certainly lose the referendum which he has undertaken to hold in order to ratify any peace deal with Syria.With the central plank of his peace policy in splinters, Mr Barak will find it harder than ever to hold his disparate coalition together.
States do not need to be a party to the Convention in order to ratify or accede to one or both of the Optional Protocols.
Amino acid sequences were aligned using the ClustalW algorithm (Gonnet weight matrix, gap opening penalty 10.0 and gap extension penalty 0.20) [ 66] or the MUSCLE algorithm (with 16 iterations) [ 67] and the resulting alignments were inspected manually in order to ratify faulty or divergent predictions and curate misaligned sequence stretches.
After Jan . 1 a country must ratify in order to sign.
In order to be ratified, the treaty must be signed by all 27 nations, including Ireland, which rejected it in a referendum last summer and will vote again in October.
Her husband alienates his superiors further when he asks for the execution order to be ratified through official channels, whereas they would prefer an extrajudicial killing.
Obama's pragmatism comes down to a series of maxims that can be relied on to ratify the existing order -- any order, however recent its advent and however repulsive its effects.
The amendment was bitterly contested, particularly by Southern states, which were forced to ratify it in order for them to regain representation in Congress.
To date, 15 nations and the EU have adopted the PSMA, but it needs 25 nations (the EU counts as one nation in this case) to ratify the agreement in order for it to take effect.
In order to compare all the Mochica fragments to ratify and confirm the presence of these two chemical sub-groups; a fully cross-validated PCA analysis considers all the chemical elements.
