"We must take the bull by the horns," Mr. Rodríguez Saá, 54, told a joint session of Congress today after they ratified him as the interim president.
Cruise went on to do some nimble comic work as a rich kid out of his depth in the bawdy comedy Risky Business, and had a dignified flirtation with the brat pack in Francis Coppola's The Outsiders, but it was Top Gun in 1986 that both ratified him as a star, and eclipsed his potential as an actor.
Decisions I had made had been ratified by him.
The delegates then ratify them -- usually unanimously.
Amida was destroyed during his campaign against the Romans in 502, but another inroad by the Hephthalites in the east compelled him to ratify a peace treaty with the Byzantines.
Audoen, the Bishop of Evreux, and brother of Thurstan, the Archbishop of York, intervened with Hugh and persuaded him to ratify the election.
(NGO) These sub- committees are made up of partners who are experts…so when a policy is about to be made, these partners come together and brainstorm and take a decision on if that policy will benefit the country and if they think it would, then they work on it and then send it to the Honourable Minister of Health for him to ratify.
These sub- committees are made up of partners who are experts…so when a policy is about to be made, these partners come together and brainstorm and take a decision on if that policy will benefit the country and if they think it would, then they work on it and then send it to the Honourable Minister of Health for him to ratify.
George Washington was one of the wealthiest men in America when he persuaded representatives from the thirteen colonies to ratify the Constitution and make him president.
So, with Jon Kyl or without him, it's time to ratify New START.
