Sentence examples for ratification from the from inspiring English sources

The record awaits ratification from the World Sailing Speed Record Council, but Douglas has conceded he has most likely lost his title, and he wants it back.

Cellino was at the club's stadium on Friday night but any takeover would require ratification from the Football League through its fit and proper persons test.

Following the IOC's refusal to introduce a blanket ban, it has been left to individual federations to grant Russians permission to compete, subject to ratification from the court of arbitration for sport.

But it was only in 1305 that a settlement satisfactory to the king could be reached; even then it proved impossible to win full ratification from the Flemish townsmen, whose resistance remained an invariable factor in the latent hostility between France and England.

The deal is subject to ratification from the Football League.

The Hornets, who are under a transfer embargo, are waiting for ratification from the Football League for the latter four, but do not anticipate any problems.

However, in February 1870, Georgia, Iowa, Nebraska, and Texas ratified the amendment, bringing the total ratifying states to twenty-nine one more than the required twenty-eight ratifications from the thirty-seven states, and forestalling any court challenge to New York's resolution to withdraw its consent.

"There are no decisions about ratification apart from the fact that we are moving towards ratification".

The following day Mukhamed Tsikhanov, the deputy economy minister responsible for Kyoto, seemed to flatly contradict Mr Illarionov: "There are no decisions about ratification apart from the fact that we are moving towards ratification".

On Wednesday a lower-level official, Mukhamed M. Tsikanov, a deputy economics minister, sounded a note of hope for the treaty, declaring, "There are no decisions about ratification apart from the fact that we are moving toward ratification".

A "no" vote would not scupper the treaty, which needs ratification from only 12 of the area's 17 countries to come into force, but would mean that Ireland is not eligible for further bail-outs.