Sentence examples for ratified through from inspiring English sources

He said any reforms should be ratified "through ordinary laws, without an upheaval of the Constitution".

Let us see if Cameron,Miliband and Cleģg get the changes promised by them for Scotland ratified through Westminster.

This belief has now been ratified through the research, as middle seat kids are shown to be reasonable, patient, level-headed and adaptable.

They wanted the deal to be ratified through a more limited consultation process — a special assembly — whose outcome would have been more predictable and easier to control.

Screenings such as the hearing-dependent daily activities Scale –HDDA– were designed to be applied in non-hospital settings in order to detect possible hearing problems that have to be ratified through a complete audiological examination.

With Mr. Hill having admitted that the council's contract was ratified through fraud, several council leaders and some other unions whose contracts are patterned after the council's are demanding that their contracts be reopened.

Countries from the United Kingdom to China to Jamaica have ratified it through their legislatures.

In 1923 the Treaty of Lausanne was ratified, and through its provisions the Lone Pine cemetery was established in the area, dubbed the Daisy Patch by the Australians.

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

Policy is then ratified, or modified, through the judicial system.

See ante, at 268-269 ("Our conclusion is buttressed by the fact that so many other courts that have considered the issue over the last 20 years have interpreted the statute in the same way. Moreover, given the number of appellate court decisions... it is obvious that Congress is aware of the prevailing view" and has ratified that view through its silence).