Sentence examples for ratification also from inspiring English sources

"Given the political events in the USA in the last 24 hours, Australia's ratification also sends a message to the international community about our national intentions," he said.

Beyond the savings, the ratification also goes a long way toward validating Mr. Cuomo's strategy for dealing with public workers, tens of thousands more of whom will vote as early as next month on whether to agree to their own concessions.

The contract ratifications also mean there will be no labor opposition to its plans for a low-cost airline, a project that has the working name Starfish.

Jackson said the timing of the ratification was also important.

Ratification would also support a renaissance of U.S. leadership on the world stage.

The new treaty's ratification could also embolden Mr Obama to revive the long-stalled Comprehensive Test-Ban Treaty, which would do more than anything to show that America was holding up its end of the fraying nuclear non-proliferation regime.

But with the victory in December by liberal and centrist parties, who won a majority of the 450 Parliament seats, a strong ratification would also demonstrate the realignment that is taking shape as Mr. Putin prepares to undertake a new phase of economic reforms for which he will need strong backing.

"It is really important to gain promotion as soon as we can, ideally in the first season," Xia said on presenting his new management team which, subject to Football League ratification, will also include the former Everton chief executive Keith Wyness as CEO.

To reduce future opposition to ratification, Madison also looked for recommendations shared by many states.

Additional ratifications would also mean less impunity all around.

New rebates or a higher budget ceiling need not just unanimous approval from governments but also ratification by parliaments.The big question is how hard Germany will fight.