Sentence examples for preparing to ratify from inspiring English sources

MPs in Greece are preparing to ratify a historic pact that will allow Macedonia, the country's northern neighbour, to change its name.

The Democratic majority on the House Judiciary Committee, joined by a few Republican moderates, voted for articles of impeachment, and the full House was preparing to ratify that decision in 1974.

"Anyone who tries to fabricate or piece together a sensational story to serve a political motive will not be able to blacken the name of others nor whitewash themselves," Mr. Yang told reporters at the National People's Congress, which was preparing to ratify the ascension of Xi Jinpingto the Chinese presidency.

With the EU ministers expected to agree on the EU conclusion of the Paris Agreement on Friday 30 September, Parliament is preparing to ratify the agreement next week.

By making the pledge in an international forum, Mr. Obama is laying a bet that Congress will complete action on a climate bill next year and will be prepared to ratify an international agreement based on the commitment.

Today seven states are ready to ratify.

On July 9, 1778, Hancock and the other Massachusetts delegates joined the representatives from seven other states in signing the Articles of Confederation; the remaining states were not yet prepared to sign, and the Articles would not be ratified until 1781.

Democracy was in the air, a constitution was about to be ratified and the military was preparing to step down.

But the Chinese government appears reluctant to ratify the treaty, despite saying over many years that it was preparing to do so, said Nicholas Bequelin, a senior researcher in Hong Kong for Human Rights Watch.

The settlement, which will have to be ratified in court, comes as the agency is preparing to extensively strengthen the children's online privacy protection rule for the first time since its introduction more than a decade ago.

She said California should be prepared to add its name to states ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment.