Sentence examples for ready to ratify from inspiring English sources

Both the Czech Republic and Poland are ready to ratify the treaty, leaving Ireland, whose voters rejected it in June, as the only holdout.Greenland's voters approved a set of changes to give themselves more autonomy from Denmark.

In the day's meeting agenda, Prime Minister Jean Chrétien of Canada said that his nation had the same position on the global warming treaty "as Japan, as Europe, as Russia: we are ready to ratify".

The administration should work to ensure that we are not only in a place to get a binding agreement in Mexico, but that we have the votes in the Senate ready to ratify it as well.

It is gratifying that the Westchester Board of Legislators is ready to ratify a court settlement that will require creating hundreds of homes in overwhelmingly white suburbs and marketing them aggressively to black and Hispanic families.

Today seven states are ready to ratify.

A seven-man board is ready to be ratified.

The treaty will take effect in a few weeks no matter what the United States does, because several countries are ready to be the 60th to ratify it, and 60 ratifications is the threshold.

Perhaps trying to move the process along, Budge had intimated that she was ready to walk away if creditors refused to ratify the transfer of shares.

Constitutional amendments are notoriously difficult to ratify.

But Beijing refused to ratify the treaty.

They refused to ratify his appointments.