Sentence examples for plans ratified from inspiring English sources

The Football League faces a problem getting plans ratified that would lead to the game's biggest shake-up since the Premier League was formed in 1992.

May needs the DUP's 10 MPs to get her plan ratified in the Commons. 5.

The Every Newborn Action Plan, ratified at the World Health Assembly in 2014 (24) is focusing attention on unfinished business of the Millennium Development Goals and on the crucial time of birth in the lifecycle as being key to the post-2015 development agenda.

The HEPAP plan ratifies the consensus hammered out at Snowmass, Colorado, last summer (ScienceNOW 24 July 2001) and calls for the host country to pay two-thirds of the bill.

Then began the foot dragging: the Ministry budgeted a fraction of what was committed and the Municipality was slow to plan, ratify and implement construction.

In a recent decision in In re Investor Bancorp, Inc. Stockholder Litigation, the Delaware Court of Chancery held that a fully informed stockholder vote approving adoption of an equity incentive plan also ratified subsequent equity awards to individual directors under the plan.

"Minority rights have been protected," he said at a press conference after the plan was ratified.

The County Governor was hesitant to implement the RCC's suggested area zoning for bears before the carnivore management plan was ratified (NRK Nordland 2010).

Later approved by George Stephenson, this plan was ratified by the shareholders on 26 October.

Officials approved a domestic National Plan for Sustainable Development in 1999 and a second version of the plan was ratified in November 2010.

Alongside McKenna's comments, senior government officials also confirmed that the current government plans on ratifying the Paris climate accord without consulting individual provinces (as was originally planned)—which could potentially spell trouble for getting Canada's premiers to back a nationwide effort.