Sentence examples for ratify changes from inspiring English sources

Other countries remain hostile to some of the measures David Cameron is proposing and would be unlikely to ratify changes that went against their interests.

Additionally, some European countries are keen to avoid treaty change because of the existence of constitutional clauses that would require automatic referenda to ratify changes.

The debate may intensify once the last countries ratify changes to the fund that are needed to allow it to act more flexibly and talks start on leveraging it, which could allow for a Greek restructuring faster than most had imagined.

The SFL would then also have the opportunity to ratify change with their own vote, which would require 23 clubs to vote in favour.

"With this critical milestone behind us, we can now move quickly to implement the ratified changes in all of our labor agreements," Glenn F. Tilton, chief executive of United, said yesterday in a written statement.

On Tuesday, after years of campaigning by athletes like Abdul-Qaadir, FIBA announced that it had ratified changes to the policy that had excluded so many from their sport.

The group claimed the European Court of Justice will only accept a ratified change of EU treaties as legally binding and said the court had overriden an agreement made between Denmark and and the EU in 1992 and ignored UN Security Council resolutions.

In no small part, the delay is due to Washington: Congress needs to ratify the changes.

As the weapons were handed in, Parliament was to ratify constitutional changes agreed to by party leaders in August at the lakeside resort of Ohrid.

More than 50 years later, the council reorganized the tribal government under three branches but has never asked Navajos to ratify the changes.

NATO countries refused to ratify the changes, demanding that Russia pull its troops from the pro-Russian region of Transnistria in Moldova, as well as from South Ossetia and Abkhazia.