Sentence examples for should be ratified from inspiring English sources

He said any reforms should be ratified "through ordinary laws, without an upheaval of the Constitution".

"We think it should be ratified, and we hope it will be ratified," Mr. Pollack said.

The study was described as a technical effort and explicitly avoided analysis of whether the treaty should be ratified.

MR. BRADLEY -- There's another dimension to our relationship with China.... It's the economic dimension.I think that the agreement that was negotiated should be ratified.... I'd rather have China inside the world-trading system, subject to multilateral rules...

"Without significant changes to your approach, we do not believe an agreement submitted to the Senate for consideration should be ratified," the Republicans said in a letter sent to the White House on Monday.

But a Russian lawyer who wants to work for a foreign employer faces no such disincentive.South Korea has promised to open up its legal market to outsiders under a Free Trade Agreement with the European Union that should be ratified later this year.

Its role in the affair has come under scrutiny as have the methods of Ukad, after it ruled that the three strikes should all be ratified before the first got thrown out by Cas.

Should the deal be ratified by the Football League – which it is expected to do so in the next 24 hours – it will see Coventry leave their 32,609 capacity stadium and move to the 7,653 capacity Sixfields for the beginning of this season.

Should the TPP be ratified, the prospects for achieving a stronger Mexican industry in global production/value chains and for nurturing infant industry are remote.

Should the NLRB's decision be ratified, SEIU would be able to unionise McDonald's operations on a larger scale, rather than targeting a few franchises at a time.

Since European treaties have to be ratified unanimously before coming into force, this should have been enough to kill the constitution.