Sentence examples for ratification in the from inspiring English sources

Ratification in the Senate requires 67 votes, meaning Mr. Obama would need support from Republicans.

The Czech president also has to endorse it to complete its ratification in the Czech Republic.

However, the treaty's ratification in the Senate was a tough fight and the initiative subsequently ran out of steam.

But the treaty with Colombia, which was negotiated four years ago but is only now up for ratification in the UK, does not include such language.

He added that he expected a constitution to be ready for ratification in the spring of 2004, and elections to be held by the end of that year.

These and other concessions led many right-wing deputies to oppose the Treaty of Versailles when it was presented for ratification in the autumn of 1919.

Two years after its ratification in 1964, the U.S. Supreme Court, invoking the Fourteenth Amendment's equal protection clause, in Harper v. Virginia Board of Electors, extended the prohibition of poll taxes to state elections.

Since its ratification in 1868, the Fourteenth Amendment has guaranteed that "All persons born or naturalized in the United States and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside".

The U.S. and Russian negotiators had already exchanged the ratification in 1859, but the latter's diplomatic performance in 1860 was remarkable.

Universal ratification In 2010, on the 10th Anniversary of the CRC Optional Protocols, the United Nations launched a Campaign which called for universal ratification of the Optional Protocols.

It was clear that the celebratory rollout of the owners' ratification in Atlanta contributed to the players' sense that owners were trying to put pressure on them to hurry up and agree to a deal.