Sentence examples for strong ratification from inspiring English sources

But with the victory in December by liberal and centrist parties, who won a majority of the 450 Parliament seats, a strong ratification would also demonstrate the realignment that is taking shape as Mr. Putin prepares to undertake a new phase of economic reforms for which he will need strong backing.

World society effects are stronger on ratification than legislation, suggesting that world societal leverage is more pronounced on externally rather than on internally oriented outcomes.

UNICEF Executive Director Carol Bellamy said Thailand's action should spur a strong movement for ratification among the other Southeast Asian nations gathered at the 15-16 December ASEAN Summit in Hanoi.

The European Union, the strongest force seeking ratification, has insisted that industrial countries cut greenhouse gases mainly by reducing emissions from smokestacks and tailpipes.

But the constitution still faces a hard test: ratification by all 25 members, which could be exceedingly difficult in the face of strong skepticism in some countries and voter apathy.

Mr. Gore helped broker the accord, and he has remained a strong proponent of its ratification by the United States Senate.

"With a strong call for early ratification and a joint Sino-US announcement before the G20, China has properly done its homework as the G20 president.

You don't have to listen to one Democratic voice to make the strongest possible case for ratification of CRPD.

At the same time as we call for ratification, we back strong missile defense and seek an assured and transparent relationship with Russia about nuclear weapons.

Nick Mabey of the UK-based environmental thinktank, E3G, said: "US and Chinese ratification sends a strong signal to investors and businesses that they can continue investing on the assumption that the Paris climate deal will be delivered".

While the Federalists, who advocated for a strong central government, prevailed with the ratification of the Constitution, it was essential to the integrity of the document and the stability of the fledgling country to acknowledge the interests of the Anti-Federalists, such as Patrick Henry, who unsuccessfully opposed the strong central government envisioned in the Constitution.