Sentence examples similar to significantly ratified from inspiring English sources
Significantly, the US still has not ratified the first additional protocol of 1977 to the Geneva Convention, which covers the use of air power, Washington's "primary warfare tool".
In 1985 a new concordat that recognized many of these changes was ratified by the Vatican and (significantly) a government led by the Socialist Bettino Craxi.
Although wheelchair competitors may gain some advantage on significantly downhill courses, for a world record to be ratified the course has to have a minimum decrease in elevation.
Since publication, the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke requested an independent review of our paper and we are happy to confirm that the results have been independently verified; and our main message, that 'the rate of strength decline 6 months after alemtuzumab was significantly reduced compared with the 12 month natural history period' was ratified.
That UN treaty, if ratified, would bind industrialised countries to cut their emissions of greenhouse gases significantly over the next decade.
The recommendation is yet to be ratified at a full Aberdeenshire council meeting next month but the report significantly raises the prospect that the project will be approved.
But that deal has yet to be ratified by Congress, contains no provisions earmarking money for the wall, and economists have doubted whether it would significantly increase revenue flowing to the U.S. treasury.
ratified the panel's findings.
"THIS protocol cannot be ratified".
The 1979 strategic arms treaty, which has not been ratified but which both sides have said they will observe, contains provisions intended to block the development of new heavy missiles that differ significantly from the SS-18.
