Sentence examples for ratifies the view from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tenet's book also ratifies the view articulated by former military, intelligence and Coalition Provisional Authority insiders that the White House repeatedly ignored or rebuffed early warnings about the deteriorating situation in post-invasion Iraq.

Consolidation's worst effect was to ratify the view that Manhattan was the center of the universe and that Brooklyn was a cultural desert.

Now, the Supreme Court has ratified the view that marriage is a civil institution that can be made available to all citizens, no matter what their sexual preference may be.

Some details ratified the views of those former friends and neighbors who said they were utterly shocked at the brothers' possible involvement in such a horrifying crime.

The first New York Michelin guide ratified this view when it gave Saul a star, a rating that was reaffirmed with the publication of the 2010 edition this week.

Taken altogether, at a minimum, Barr generally ratified a view of the Russia investigation that will make President Trump very pleased with his new attorney general.

They equally neglect the scores of thousands of actual voters who ratified the Constitution, whose views were far more like those expressed above by Adams than like Jefferson's.

2008: The UK ratifies the Lisbon Treaty.

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).

From the Soviet point of view, this agreement ratified the existence of Communist states in East Germany, Poland, Czechoslavakia, Hungary and other nations in Moscow's orbit and reduced the potential threat from a reunified Germany.

In 1994, Sotheby's ratified this emerging view by including Aboriginal paintings in an exhibition of contemporary art.