Sentence examples for quick ratification from inspiring English sources

What did the CIA know about the council's quick ratification of MBS's elevation to deputy crown prince in April 2015, and to crown prince in June 2017?

A breakthrough in the quest for quick ratification came this month when the European Union, which represents about 10percentt of global warming emissions, set an Oct. 9 vote to join the agreement, with or without action by its member states.

No New START in the lame duck!" It's the "desperate politically-motivated arguments" part of her statement that I find the most interesting, because one of the loudest voices in the past few weeks calling for the quick ratification of the new START treaty is Admiral Mike Mullen, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

So many indicators of progress suggested it: the quick ratification of the Paris Climate Accord, the surge in new renewable energy, the ten Republican Members of Congress publicly supporting action to fight climate change and joining with ten Democrats to form the Climate Solutions Caucus, the outpouring of public support for the Dakota Access Pipeline protesters.

Prompt ratification by both parties is essential.

We urge its speedy ratification".

Proponents of the agreement are therefore hoping for a quick process of ratification by as many parties as possible, including EU member states, which would bring the agreement into immediate effect and make it much harder for countries to renege upon afterwards.

By then, what had been heralded as a quick and painless ratification was turning into a protracted and angry confrontation.

These faith leaders called for the quick signing and ratification of the Paris Agreement and for leaders to make the drive for 1.5°C a priority.

The quick rejection of this motion, however, later endangered the entire ratification process.

Britain insisted that such an amendment would still require at least parliamentary ratification, and a senior German official, briefing reporters, decried the quick fix as "a typical Brussels bag of tricks" and a "rotten compromise".