Sentence examples for ratification of changes from inspiring English sources

The final step is ratification of changes to the Charter by each member state.

China's voting power (still subject to ratification of the changes by member countries, especially the U.S., as of mid-2014) hasubsequentlyly risen to a potential rate of 4.42%, ranking third after the U.S. (15.85%) and Japan (6.84%) (see Figure 1).

The ratification of the constitution changed the situation completely.

Brussels' aspirations for what the bilateral relationship might yield are ambitious; preferential and long-term access to Russia's vast reserves of oil and gas, general trade preferences, Russia's ratification of the Kyoto climate change pact, a sweeping cleanup of Russia?s nuclear waste and cooperation from Moscow to fight trans-border organised crime and human trafficking.

To prevent New Start from gravely impairing America's nuclear capacity, the Senate must ignore the resolution of ratification and demand changes to the treaty itself.

Elgie: Canada's performance on climate change since the ratification of [the] Kyoto [treaty] has been poor to say the least.

The group argues that the recent ratification of the Paris Agreement on climate change means the EU will have to pursue a more ambitious energy transition.

US-Chinese joint ratification of the Paris agreement on climate change just hours ahead of the summit delivered a striking headline and offered the promise of a new model for G20 shared leadership.

The last time our Constitution changed, with the ratification of the 27th Amendment in 1992, it took a 10-year campaign (begun by a University of Texas undergraduate) to resuscitate an amendment that Congress had submitted to the states for ratification more than 200 years earlier.

"Ratification of the Paris agreement on climate change is a critical aspect of Australia's commitment to a long term climate and energy strategy that will help promote community and business confidence," said the deputy chief executive of the climate institute, Erwin Jackson.

The decision this week by European leaders to fast-track ratification of the Paris Agreement on Climate Change is historic.