Sentence examples similar to ratifying validity from inspiring English sources
Results of the robustness checks in Appendix 3 ratify the validity of these conclusions.
Future studies will extend this number to ratify the validity of these results.
Yet he leaves behind generations of pupils grateful for the transmission not of a doctrine but of a discipline; and posterity, while unlikely to ratify the logical validity of his theory, will have reason to admire it for its uniting of apparent opposites, freedom and reason, tradition and rationalism, eclecticism and rigor.
The amendment we're talking about, ratified in 1868, reads, "The validity of the public debt of the United States, authorized by law, including debts incurred for payment of pensions and bounties for services in suppressing insurrection or rebellion, shall not be questioned".
Mr. Lieberman said that the Israeli government "never ratified Annapolis, nor did Parliament," and that it therefore "has no validity".
The government is also to ratify most of the laws made by the interim government (otherwise, doubt might be cast on the validity of the election it won).
The states started ratifying.
"We are not ratifying it.
Both views have some validity.
This theory has some validity.
