Sentence examples for recently ratified from inspiring English sources

The recently ratified N.F.L. collective bargaining agreement has all the makings of a literary masterpiece.

The Turkish parliament recently ratified the document, which provides a legal framework for the construction and operation of the pipeline.

It imposes tough terms on future union contracts, a chief cause of Detroit's financial malaise, and insists that all existing contracts, even those recently ratified, can be reopened.

The Milwaukee agreement, recently ratified, will shrink the full-time payroll to 900 from 1,250 today and more than 1,600 before the recession.

The list of member countries continues to grow – Japan recently ratified the convention and India is under pressure to do the same soon.

The country recently ratified the Maputo protocol, an African charter of women's rights agreed in 2003 that calls for the elimination of harmful practices including FGM.

The first major climate pact, the 1997 Kyoto Protocol, didn't include emerging industrial powers like China and India, while the United States — until recently the biggest emitter — never ratified the deal.

As recently as 1982, the Equal Rights Amendment failed to be ratified because of Schlafly's campaign against it.

Budgetary and artistic decisions are ratified by unseen Kremlin bureaucrats and directors' casting prerogatives until recently gave them almost Stalinist powers to change dancers' lives on a whim.

Compare this with Colombia, where the electorate was asked to ratify the recently negotiated peace deal between the government and the Farc rebels.

Vietnam recently decided not to ratify the U.S.-backed agreement, leaving an opening for China's pact.