Sentence examples for ratification documents from inspiring English sources

Officials expect the document to become effective Dec. 1, after the Czech Republic's formal ratification documents are presented to the European Union.

A federal grand jury last week accused Mr. Rooney of stealing the treaty, along with four ratification documents and 30 letters of Louis XVIII, from the archives in Paris 13 years ago.

Other ratification-era documents echo this perspective on the assigned roles of the president and Senate.

The ratification of these documents requires, from Member States, specific obligations.

Beyond the need to provide "impetus", the Council has developed further roles; to "settle issues outstanding from discussions at a lower level", to lead in foreign policy — acting externally as a "collective Head of State", "formal ratification of important documents" and "involvement in the negotiation of the treaty changes".

This scrutiny has led six member states to suspend ratification of a document they previously happily signed up to.

Since the ratification of that document, our nation has been through much travail, but through some of our biggest challenges (i.e., the Civil War, World War II, and the civil rights movement) it was ultimately America's ability to mobilize both a federal bureaucracy and military power that kept us free.

Paterson was instrumental in securing ratification of the final document in New Jersey and was elected one of the state's first two U.S. senators.

Even if the EU and Canada sign the treaty in the coming weeks, Ceta will only become a complete and permanent legal document following ratification by at least 38 national and regional parliaments in Europe.

He then took a highly active part in the successful campaign for the document's ratification in New York in 1788, which was a crucial step in its national ratification.

Such measures must not be the subject of bargains, such as trading the ratification of the constitutional document for strengthening the role of the army as the guardian of legitimacy, and as the sole body responsible for the fate of the country and its budget.