Sentence examples for process of being ratified from inspiring English sources

After the European Constitution was discarded, its successor - the Treaty of Lisbon - was in the process of being ratified by member states when Labour's Gordon Brown gave a speech to UK business leaders.

Hopefully by that time the EU tax will be in the process of being ratified by national governments.

Unfortunately while many of us resisted, we were unable to ultimately wrest away, at least for now, the effective veto as it might apply to a charge of aggression as now incorporated in the Kampala Amendments which are now in the process of being ratified.

The modernisers are calling for the new board of directors, which was appointed in September following an extensive recruitment process, to be ratified – and for regional associations' voting powers to be transferred to clubs with more than 20 members.

Prior to 1999, applications for membership were processed over six weeks, before being ratified to an immediate acceptance system.

The Compulsory Process Clause was ratified as part of the Sixth Amendment to the United States Constitution in 1791.

At the start of the summer, Union members agreed that the E.I.B. could increase lending to the Middle East in a process expected to be ratified soon.

Ten of these were ratified and became the Bill of Rights.

But 27 of those were ratified.

The Bill of Rights was ratified in 1791.

The Geneva Conventions (GCs) of 1949 are ratified by all states are therefore universally binding.