Sentence examples for ratification of which from inspiring English sources

Britain is by no means the only haven of Eurosceptics: many are to be found in France, in Scandinavia and even in the new member countries from central Europe.A big test will be the EU's new constitutional treaty, the ratification of which Mr Leonard takes largely for granted.

In a word, the CRPD is a true instrument of international law, since it is a treaty the ratification of which has clear legal consequences.

Now we are seeking ratification of II, which was negotiated but never signed.

Earlier this year the ITU announced the ratification of H.265 which promises to bring 40-45% increase in compression efficiency (or bandwidth reduction) compared to existing H.264 technology.

Nor is there anything in the debates which accompanied the drafting and ratification of the Constitution which even suggests such a result".

Mr. Buffett added: "Furthermore, he knew he would have no voice in Berkshire's decision once he suggested the idea; it would be up to me and Charlie Munger, subject to ratification by the Berkshire board, of which Dave is not a member".

Despite being a source of concern in planning the project, respondents did not think that efforts to distort the selection process had succeeded, nor were they perceived as common, having mostly occurred at the beginning of the project and were adequately addressed by the multiple layers of ratification which resulted in increased accountability.

Article VII specifies that the protocol shall enter into force after the exchange of ratification instruments, which shall take place after approval of the protocol by the procedure called for by the constitution of each party.

"This Memphis verdict for a lot of people amounted to a formal ratification of informal opinions which were shaped the day the man was shot".

Judge Demba Kandji's indictment was based on Senegal's ratification of the Torture Convention, which obliges states to prosecute or extradite alleged torturers no matter where the crimes took place.

Gambetta was elected a deputy for Strasbourg, in Alsace, but, after the ratification of the peace, which yielded most of Alsace and Lorraine to Germany, he lost his seat and retired for a short time to Spain.