Sentence examples for ratified his from inspiring English sources

Voters have just ratified his broad agenda.

Indeed, the judge who ratified his death sentence called his regime "satanic".

Bradley had ratified his reputation — not through his point total nearly so much as through his total play.

Bradley had ratified his reputation not through his point total nearly so much as through his total play.

Holt believed — and today's neuroscientists have ratified his belief — that most brain development takes place in the first few years of life.

When Pope Celestine pronounced his excommunication of Nestorius and ratified his deposition as bishop of Constantinople, the Emperor abandoned his neutral position and sided with Cyril.

They refused to ratify his appointments.

And he felt "reasonably good," he said, that the Senate would ratify his arms control treaty with Russia.

The President will look for someone else to ratify his anger if he gets tired of the current team.

At the same time young Arthur hungers after his absent father's approval: he wants his Shakespeare-loving father to ratify his own creative efforts as a writer.

In 1983, Phil Gramm, then a Texas congressman, changed to the Republican Party, resigned his seat and ran for re-election so voters could ratify his transformation.