And if, in roughly its present form, the constitution fails to be ratified, too bad.
After Mr. Obama signed the U.S. side of the South Korean agreement into law, Mr. Lee's government has felt the pressure to get it ratified here, too.
Just as the Democrats joined President Reagan to ratify the START Treaty, so too should the Republicans now join President Obama to ratify the New START Treaty.
Switzerland and the US have ratified the Convention too, but Canada, India and the UK haven't.
Childs told the Guardian that the prime minister should not delay, saying: "It's up to Theresa May to make sure that the UK ratifies the agreement too, and quickly.
Soon, in Paris, I believe that a treaty will be signed and ratified, and this too will make history.
A month before the ICC officially came into existence, in June last year, it announced the "withdrawal" of the United States' signature on the Statute of Rome (which Bill Clinton, too, had never intended to ratify).
Unfortunately, it would take too long for a majority of states to ratify such an amendment.
Yes, too, in the sense that the horse race coverage has sometimes helped ratify the sense that 8 percent unemployment and trillion-dollar deficits are a new normal for which the current president doesn't actually bear that much responsibility.
Not only will the focus now be on the New York meeting to ratify the SDGs but, in December, a UN climate conference will be looking for action and commitments to combat that peril too by reducing carbon emissions.
