Sentence examples similar to ratified proposals from inspiring English sources

The FA council, which is made up of representatives from the Premier League, Football League and County FAs among others, meets to ratify proposals made by English football's governing body.

A special meeting of the health board ratified the proposals on Tuesday morning, including the centralising of a number of specialist services.

The Combined Policy Committee ratified the proposals in December 1943, by which time several British scientists had already commenced working on the Manhattan Project in the United States.

Eurozone members are in the process of ratifying proposals put forward in July, one of which would see private lenders writing off about 20% of their loans to Greece.

The executive board of the International Olympic Committee last week ratified a proposal by its eligibility commission that would throw open the Games' hockey competition to all professionals.

The decree, which was published by the official party newspaper Granma, ratified a proposal by the Communist Party politburo earlier last week to restore the Christmas Day holiday.

At 3 15 o&apos clock it was suggested that the nomination of Mr. Roosevelt be made unanimous, and the convention by a vive voce vote ratified that proposal.

"From today's meeting a query will be raised with the WRU to see whether a player could as part of his contract negotiation include a clause that agents fees could be settled after the WRU proposal is ratified". The proposed changes, dubbed Project Reset, will also see an end to dual contracts - funded jointly by the WRU and the regions - and introduce pay banding for players.

Talk is needed to articulate proposals to make certain concerns a matter of public interest; votes are [End Page 9] needed to ratify such proposals.

This would entail holding two extraordinary conferences to ratify the proposals for NUS governance.

Warner told Blazer to ratify the proposal but Blazer blocked it and Bin Hammam did not go to Miami.