Sentence examples for struggle to ratify from inspiring English sources

So for now, the European Union is focused on its own struggle to ratify the bailout deal struck on July 21.

The final tally of countries taking part may be lower than the 23 initially announced, as governments struggle to ratify a document that is woefully lacking in detail.

So, for now, the European Union is focused on its own internal struggle to ratify its side of a deal for a second Greek rescue package that was struck more than two months ago, on July 21.

Already the international body established to protect marine life is struggling to ratify new measures.

In the 1960s unions were penetrated by Marxists who espoused all forms of struggle, including violence.In appealing to the American Congress to ratify the FTA, Mr Uribe ticks off his achievements: the protection of journalists and unionists, the squashing of terrorism and the extradition during his term of more than 600 drug traffickers to the United States.

Constitutional amendments are notoriously difficult to ratify.

But Beijing refused to ratify the treaty.

They refused to ratify his appointments.

The party has to ratify the choice.

(The United States refused to ratify the agreement).

Iran has also failed to ratify it.