Sentence examples for ratified when from inspiring English sources

All of the leaders will be formally ratified when the new Senate convenes in January.

Leroy Lita has agreed a move to Birmingham on a three-month loan deal, which is set to be ratified when the window opens on Saturday.

It will be ratified when countries that account for at least 55% of global emissions countries have signed," said a spokesman for the IPCC.

The Republican Party was invigorated by midterm election wins in 2010, which were ratified when Governor Walker survived a recall attempt in June, despite a well-organized and well-financed Democratic attempt to oust him.

Page B1 CHRYSLER CONTRACT APPROVED The last of the Big Three labor contracts was ratified when officials of the United Auto Workers union announced that employees at Chrysler had approved a new four-year agreement.

In 1971, the Supreme Court ruled that a Title VII violation could be proven through disparate impact, a decision that Congress ratified when it amended the Civil Rights Act in 1991.

J., and DENIO, J., were of opinion that the promise was to be regarded as made to the plaintiff through the medium of his agent, whose action he could ratify when it came to his knowledge, though taken without his being privy thereto.

I know that some say that you can also ratify when you come to Doha, but some of you will recall why in Bali in 2007 the whole world agreed that we should agree the new future regime at the latest by 2009 because we all knew that it would take years to ratify whatever the outcome.

The United Nations had insisted that Indonesian rule in West Papua could be ratified only when a full and free referendum had taken place.

An administrative error by governing body Fina, however, means it has never been ratified, so when Cameron van der Burgh matched that time in the heats, it was given as a world record.

Plan on Submarines Q: Mr. President, there are those in this Administration who say that a decision has been made to take two Trident submarines out of service to observe the limits of the SALT treaty - the ratified treaty - when that deadline comes around.