Sentence examples for ratified at from inspiring English sources

The party's support looked likely to be ratified at a special COPEI meeting this week.

The convention is scheduled to be formally ratified at a meeting in Budapest Nov. 23.

The club said the agreement was ratified at a board meeting on Wednesday afternoon.

The treaty was ratified at a rapid pace by many countries, and it entered into force in early 2005.

Both appointments would be ratified at a special conference, which will probably be at the end of August.

For the referendum to be ratified, at least 13% of the electorate, or 4.5 million voters, must cast "yes" ballots.

The draft deal draws on many individual national and UN pledges but it is current unclear whether it will be ratified at the meeting.

Each region maintains its own list of names, and changes to the list (such as retiring a name) are ratified at formal meetings.

The Republicans swallowed the Fusion ticket; Tammany's ticket was ratified at the Democratic primaries, and the "yellow journal" ticket was accepted as a matter of course.

Accession to the EU for all or some of the chosen ten still needs to be ratified at the EU's December summit in Copenhagen.

A quickly called Party caucus picked Ignatieff as leader, and the choice was dutifully ratified at the Party convention in May.