Sentence examples for rejected ratification from inspiring English sources
Contemporaneously, the legislatures of Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina rejected ratification resolutions.
But it has not come into force; the Senate rejected ratification in 1999, and while President Obama has promised to obtain ratification, he has not shown enough urgency in doing so.
The steady progression toward the creation of a single organization to govern European security, economy, and social policy was checked abruptly in June 1992, when voters in Denmark rejected ratification of the Maastricht Treaty, the founding document of the EU.
The following year Chirac experienced a further loss of prestige when French voters rejected the ratification of a new European Union constitution, which he had strongly supported.
A petition calling on MEPs "to stand for a free and open Internet and reject the ratification of the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA)" was received by the European Parliament today Tuesday 28th February.
If the Senate had rejected or even significantly delayed ratification, it could have led to a sharp deterioration in relations.
After the US and other key states rejected the pact, Russia's ratification became key for it to come into effect.
Mr Obama says he will resubmit the Comprehensive Test-Ban Treaty to the Senate for ratification (it was rejected in 1999 in a highly partisan vote), something Mr Bush refused to do.
Now, on the brink of ratification, little Wallonia has rejected it, with regional prime minister Paul Magnette demanding further negotiation.
Sixteenth Amendment ratification arguments have been rejected in every court case where they have been raised and have been identified as legally frivolous.
But before Clinton could submit the treaty for ratification, however, the Senate rejected the equity principles behind the Convention, saying the United States shouldn't agree to reduce its own emissions unless all other countries -- regardless of their responsibility or ability -- were similarly bound.
