Sentence examples for ratified can be from inspiring English sources

A list of major human rights instruments that the United States has signed or ratified can be found here.

It imposes tough terms on future union contracts, a chief cause of Detroit's financial malaise, and insists that all existing contracts, even those recently ratified, can be reopened.

I want the universal declaration of human rights to be ratified in Cameroon, because if it is ratified it can be implemented.

This belief is especially justified because the organizers describe that the collective positions formulated in a process of deliberation were subsequently "ratified", which can be interpreted as a PIA-internal control mechanism.

With his appeal to the voters now re-ratified, he can be a good governor if he works at it.

The UN convention on the rights of the child, which Australia ratified in 1990, can be described in shorthand as identifying that children need: Provision (of food, shelter, education) Protection (from harmful and traumatic experiences, including abuse, torture, exploitation, arbitrary detention) The chance to participate in decision-making about their lives.

We believe it can be ratified on a timely basis.

Even where governments have ratified it, petty officials can be bribed to turn a blind eye.

Mr Sarkozy has set out his stall for a slimmed-down constitutional treaty that can be ratified without new referendums.

Though General Assembly conventions are nonbinding, they can be ratified by legislatures in signatory countries and, if passed with large majorities, can send a powerful message.

In most of the signatory countries, such treaties can be ratified by a vote of the Parliament, but since 1987, Irish law has required a referendum.