Sentence examples for ratification of protocol from inspiring English sources
Its ratification of Protocol Six of the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights had the effect of confirming that Poland, which halted executions in 1988, would never reinstate the penalty.
Many newspaper editorials have also supported ratification of the protocol.
Japan's ratification of the protocol appeared in doubt late last year, with the powerful Finance and Foreign Ministries reportedly joining to oppose it.
President Bush has proposed that many of the benefits that flow from the Nonproliferation Treaty should be made conditional on ratification of the protocol.
But Costa – who earlier this year presided over the ratification of a protocol in Interlaken, Switzerland, designed to reduce the cases backlog – rebutted the criticism and said the court maintained good relations with the UK's judiciary.
The mitigation of greenhouse gases has received much attention since the ratification of Kyoto Protocol in 1992 at the United Nations Rio Earth Summit.
With the ratification of the Protocol of Corfu, the term "Northern Epirus", the state's common name and consequently that of its citizens, "Northern Epirotes"—acquired official status.
"Ratification of this Protocol is important to the global fight against human trafficking, especially of children," Veneman said.
"The ratification of this Protocol is a major step forward in the campaign to protect the children of this country from sexual exploitation and abuse.
UNICEF applauds U.S. ratification of trafficking protocol NEW YORK, 7 November 2005 – UNICEF hailed the United States government today for ratifying a United Nations Protocol aimed at stopping the trafficking of women and children.
"Hundreds of thousands of children are being exploited in conflicts throughout the world," says Yett. "Through the ratification of this protocol, Armenia pledges to ensure that children in this country will never have to face the prospect of actively participating in hostilities, consequently spending the rest of their lives scarred by conflict".
