Sentence examples for ratify a proposal from inspiring English sources

The same happened in 1972, and in 1982 the Anglican church failed to ratify a proposal for a "Covenant for Visible Unity" that was favoured by the United Reformed Church and the Moravian Church as well as by the Methodists.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board voted 5-0 Wednesday to ratify a proposal that will make Oppenheimer's job a lot easier, and make Apple's financial results look a lot better.

Creditors for UBIG and Ukio Bankas are due to meet again on 7 April, with Hearts hoping they will finally ratify a proposal to transfer the shares of the failed Lithuania-based companies.

A decree signed by President Fidel Castro declared Dec. 25 a public holiday, ratifying a proposal by the ruling Communist Party to restore Christmas Day as a national holiday.

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.

Boards should be aware that proxy advisory firm ISS recently announced that it will generally oppose management proposals to ratify a company's existing charter or bylaw provisions, unless the provisions align with best practice (2019 ISS Americas Policy Updates, at 11).

Yalta did not ratify a natural divide.

The Turkish Parliament on Tuesday ratified a controversial government proposal to restructure one of the highest courts in the country, despite strong opposition from critics who fear that the plan will increase political influence on the judiciary.

ATLANTA — N.F.L. owners ratified a 10-year proposal on Thursday afternoon that would end the four-month-long lockout next Wednesday, with one big condition: the players have to re-form their union in coming days and approve the deal themselves.

A few months ago, after a year of agitating, Pidgeon persuaded the Screen Actors Guild to ratify his proposal for an advocacy committee, to be called the Short-Statured Actors Forum".For every Deep Roy, there are a hundred and fifty of us who are forced to do wacked-out shit on 'The Man Show,' " he said.