Sentence examples for ratify what from inspiring English sources

To confirm K. as Sec. of State was to ratify what he had done, and what the Pres.

By eliminating the threat of class actions, Congress would simply ratify what the common law already is in this area.

The Greens are planning to hold a delegate conference to ratify what will be one of the harshest budgets in modern Irish history.

"The issue from the Fed's perspective is to ratify what the markets are doing without necessarily easing at this stage," said Patrick Jilek, director of economics at Credit Suisse First Boston, the investment firm.

Various bills were introduced on the subject, and the President himself sent a message to Congress, calling attention to the existence of the doubt, and suggesting the desirability of legislation to expressly grant the power and ratify what had been done.

Last week the council of Christianian elders and representatives of the city of Copenhagen met to ratify what is more a peace treaty than a business deal, ending the battle that has raged between them since the Freetown's inception in 1971.

"You are simply ratifying what has already happened in the marketplace," he said.

The Forbes ranking is a good riposte, but it really only ratifies what we already know about her.

Lodge drew up, and the Senate ratified, what became known as the Lodge Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine.

The investigation was carried out by just one person, but they all ratified what he had to say even though they had not heard what I said to him.

"Now is the time for all good men now is the time," the woman typed on the black lacquered machine, and when the bell rang out, happily ratifying what she'd written, she squealed and clapped her hands.