Sentence examples for ratify the changes from inspiring English sources

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

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

It had been widely expected that the congress would be held this month to ratify the changes that have already been widely debated, both within the trade union organisation and in the wider society.

U.A.W. leaders from Ford plants around the country voted Tuesday in favor of the concessions and hope that workers will ratify the changes by March 9, the union said in a statement.

Angela Merkel's success in persuading the Bundestag to ratify the changes to the €440bn (£382bn) euro bailout fund, the European Financial Stability Facility, is good news – but only because a failure would have been a disaster.

The situation has gotten so bad that the government of Britain, which rarely says boo to its closest ally, has called on Congress to get its finger out and ratify the changes.

Who prevailed on the speaker of the House to ratify the change of language by her personal acclamation?

First, two-thirds of both the Senate and House must approve an amendment, and then at least 38 states must ratify the change.

To ratify the change, Jay-Z chose South Beach's Raleigh Hotel as the locale for his Rocafella Fiesta, a days-long free-for-all celebrating a recent No. 1 hit.

A safer country is prospering economically, as confidence returns.This record has won Mr Uribe his people's gratitude (opinion polls give him an approval rating of 80%) and in 2006 a second term after he persuaded Congress to lift a constitutional ban on consecutive presidential terms, and the courts to ratify the change.

The boards of both companies ratified the changes, still finding the deal fair.