They can also allow the 10 days to pass without doing anything, resulting in automatic ratification.
The government's proposal of an annual debate rather than a sunset clause was inadequate because such events tended to result in ratification rather than revaluation, he argued.
So whatever domestic political benefits accrue from ratification, they are not from formal Western welcomes into the global community.
The idea of proposing amendments upon ratification had begun with the Pennsylvania dissenters from ratification, whose proposed package of a defendant's rights provided for the accused's 'right... to be heard by himself and his counsel.' Id., at 664665.
In fact, the broad participation of delegates and their desire to reach a consensus resulted in the successful ratification of the Constitution.
For Mr. Obama, the result brings a ratification of his sweeping health care act, which Mr. Romney had vowed to repeal.
As a result, ratification could still be uncertain.
will come into being with the ratification of 60 governments, and will have jurisdiction over the most heinous abuses that result from international conflict, such as war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide.
Self-esteem is the state of appreciation arising from the ratification of the ego concept that has resulted in self-assessment of their own skills, preferences, and psychologic traits.
In that manifesto Mr. Lanier argued that design (or ratification) by committee often does not result in the best product, and that the new collectivist ethos embodied by everything from Wikipedia to "American Idol" to Google searches diminishes the importance and uniqueness of the individual voice, and that the "hive mind" can easily lead to mob rule.
Evidence from Auditor Ratification," available here.
