Sentence examples for previously ratified from inspiring English sources
And finally, imagining that Justice Antonin Scalia would support the government here because he previously ratified prohibitions on the production and consumption of marijuana is to remove the very activity-inactivity distinction that he recognized in that earlier opinion.
The carrier's angry unions could decide to re-vote on previously ratified concession contracts, which the airline needs to avoid Chapter 11.
The impetus for the current analysis was to explore the impacts of previously ratified trade and investment treaties within vulnerable nations of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement.
However, we have previously ratified the in vitro synergy found between PNP-GDEPT and docetaxel treatment against prostate cancer cells by in vivo studies, where a decrease in tumour load both in the prostate and at distant sites in immunocompetent mice was achieved [Singh P et al, 2011, In press, Clin Can Res].
He rejects the test-ban treaty that America had previously signed but not ratified, on the ground that countries possessing nuclear weapons must ensure they are safe and reliable going bang only when intended.
The assessment of circulating neurotransmitters throughout the OGTT + placebo test carried out according to the present protocol ratified other previously published research studies.
The North previously demanded a formal treaty, ratified by the Senate.
The vows previously made by proxy were ratified in a Nuptial Mass on 17 October.
On November 7, 2006, Virginia voters ratified an amendment, previously approved by the General Assembly, prohibiting same-sex marriage, to be added to the Bill of Rights.
After the war it became apparent that Iraq had made far more progress than previously realized in reaching its goal this despite the fact that it had ratified the Treaty on the Non-proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, as had North Korea.
Mr Ellwood replied that the government of Bahrain "has previously committed to consider ratifying the optional protocol of the Convention Against Torture" which the UK "strongly" supports.
