Sentence examples similar to ratify choice from inspiring English sources

The party has to ratify the choice.

The Democratic National Committee might then be asked to ratify the choice, he said.

The findings would hopefully equip a diagnostic system designer with an empirical support to ratify the choice of a specific model as we are bereft of such a comparative study.

By the time superdelegates were invented, the smoke-filled-room types had already resigned themselves to the reality that voters choose the nominee, while convention delegates merely ratify the choice.

Although the presidential and vice presidential candidates of both the Democratic Party and the Republican Party are still formally selected by national conventions, most of the delegates are selected through primaries or, in a minority of states, through caucuses and the delegates gather merely to ratify the choice of the voters.

There is a slim chance wrestling may win a reprieve when the IOC meets in September to ratify its choice.

The sport aims to nominate an athlete by Wednesday afternoon and are hoping the BOA's Olympic Qualification Standards (OQS) panel will ratify this choice by Friday at the latest.

Rank-and-file members did not even vote--only their applause was needed to ratify the choice.

Apart from a handful of Civil Court primaries in September, the only role the system assigns voters is to ratify these choices, which as usual include a few impressive prospects within a generally mediocre pool of candidates.

One Western official, however, cautioned that there was still some chance that the names could be a trial balloon designed to elicit a reaction from American and NATO officials who still are in charge of providing most of the country's security, or from Afghan lawmakers who must ratify the choices.

Typically, the remaining primaries and caucuses held during the third phase effectively ratify the choices of voters made during the second.