Sentence examples for recent ratified from inspiring English sources

Under the electoral rules established in the recent ratified Constitution, Adams was duly elected America's first vice president.

The studios are counting on smoother talks with AFTRA, given that that union recently ratified a contract for daytime TV shows that was modeled on the recent writers pact.

The pilots were looking for large wage and benefit gains after agreeing to concessions in their most recent contract, ratified in 1996.

The country's highest Shia religious authority, Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, has called for a new government to be set up quickly now the results of recent elections have been ratified.

Time doesn't matter -- the most recent amendment (# 27) was ratified 203 years after its passage.

Amnesty International Australia's national director, Claire Mallinson, said the Turnbull government's refusal to criticise comments by Donald Trump made positive moves like the recent decision to ratify the optional protocol against torture "ring hollow".

Mr Kerry urged the government to ratify recent election results without delay and stick to a constitutional time-frame to form a new government.

That's not to say that Germany isn't hugely influential within the EU, but recent difficulties in ratifying the Comprehensive Economic and Trading Agreement (CETA) with Canada should give pause for any thought that Germany rules the roost.

The decision to get rid of the 50-year-old was discussed and possibly ratified at a recent United board meeting but there is a financial motive behind delaying removing him until now.

Mr. Romney was a leading opponent of the most recent arms-reduction treaty with Russia, ratified by the Senate and signed last year by Mr. Obama.

However, a recent recount of the disputed votes "ratified the results," according to the NEC, and, having exhausted all avenues for challenging the elections results, Assange's continued protector is expected to assume Ecuador's presidency on May 24.