Sentence examples for ratified consent from inspiring English sources

The attorney general's office will submit the ratified consent decree to United States District Court in White Plains on Friday, and a federal monitor could be in place within two months, Mr. Spitzer said.

Such part of it as consisted of things immoveable he could not alienate or pledge even with the consent of the wife, unless she ratified her consent after two years.

Penn State's board of trustees will meet this weekend to consider whether to ratify a consent decree with the N.C.A.A. that imposed penalties for how the university handled the Jerry Sandusky child molesting scandal.

In a consent order ratified by a judge on Oct. 3, the building owner, Migdalia Gonzalez, agreed to exterminate the bedbugs and address the other code violations.

Treaties are generally authored by committees of state representatives, and they are ratified by executive and legislative consent at the national level.

The Paris agreement would need Parliament's consent to be ratified by the European Union.

It is also objected that the plaintiff acquiesced in, consented to, and ratified the publication of the volumes by the defendants, and was guilty of laches in bringing his suit.

The United States, upon the advice and consent of the Senate, ratified the Convention in 1969.

The U.S. insisted that prosecution of a citizen of a state that has not signed and ratified the treaty be barred unless it consented.

The 25th Amendment, ratified in 1967, permits the president, with the consent of Congress, to fill the vice presidency should that office become vacant.

It is against this background that the United States ratified, and the Senate gave its advice and consent to, the various agreements that govern referral of Vienna Convention disputes to the ICJ.