Sentence examples for regarding ratification from inspiring English sources
He warned Congressional passage of an Armenian genocide resolution would "complicate" his government's domestic political calculations regarding ratification.
Also the press and public, regarding ratification as a sure thing, haven't shown much interest in what senators have to say.
Discusses maneuverings in the Senate regarding treaty ratification.
(S/NF) U/S Tauscher provided an update on START negotiations, Administration strategy regarding CTBT ratification, the Nuclear Posture Review (NPR), the Ballistic Missile Defense (BMD) review, and Pakistan's actions to prevent the beginning of negotiations on the FMCT at the CD.
With regard to the protocol on the involvement of children in armed conflict, UNICEF pointed out that it requires States to make a declaration, upon ratification, regarding the age at which national forces will permit voluntary recruitment, as well as the steps that States will take to ensure that such recruitment in never forced or coerced.
He regarded the ratifications of both the Topeka Constitution and the Lecompton Constitution as invalid, and made one of the most highly regarded speeches of his career in opposition to the latter.
Once governments ratify the convention, they are obligated to submit reports on a regular basis to the CEDAW monitoring committee regarding their compliance: first one year following ratification and then at least once every four years thereafter.
The major issue of concern regarding the presidency during the debate over ratification of the Constitution was not the method of selection but the president's unlimited eligibility for reelection.
This Ministry, alongside international developments such as the ratification of the UNCRC, has been an important actor in dominating the discourse regarding parenting and preventive care, implying a specific 'turn to parenting'.
The role of the Member States regarding the legitimacy of also involving the European Union's institutions at local level is further strengthened in the Treaty of Lisbon, currently at the ratification stage.
