Sentence examples for subsequent ratification from inspiring English sources

The passage of the amendment and its subsequent ratification (Feb. 3, 1870) effectively enfranchised African American men, while denying that right to women of all colours.

But over the past month Yanukovich has received clear signals from Europe that sending Tymoshenko to prison will create problems for the Kiev-Brussels dialogue and for the subsequent ratification of any agreements by European parliaments.

The accession and subsequent ratification of the Convention set the start of the process of reforming  legislative framework in the newly independent country as well as paved the way for  the child care reform.

These, along with subsequent ratifications from Arkansas and Tennessee raised the issues of how many seceded states had legally valid legislatures; and if there were fewer legislatures than states, if Article V required ratification by three-fourths of the states or three-fourths of the legally valid state legislatures.

Yet the dramatic success of the Paris climate talks last year, and their subsequent rapid ratification by more than 90 countries, has provided the 70-year-old economist with a sense of hope: "It has taken only 11 months to get the Paris agreement ratified.

The Court provided the following dicta on aboriginal title: This Indian title consisted of the usufruct and right of occupancy and enjoyment; and, so long as it continued, was superior to and excluded those claiming the reserved lands by patents made subsequent to the ratification of the treaty; they could not disturb the occupants under the Indian title.

Since, under the SC, the UN does not have regulatory jurisdiction over the parties (signatory nations), ratification of classification and any subsequent phase-out and/or banning of the manufacture and use of the POPs are undertaken individually by the parties.

As experiments concentrate in the last period since the ratification of the Kyoto protocol, the subsequent hypothesis is whether this is reflected in the growth of experimentation across sectors.

Because the post-Taliban establishment of a transitional administration in June 2002 after holding the Bonn Conference, ratification of a constitution in December 2003 in the absence of armed opposition representatives in the subsequent Loya Jirgas and elections are all seen as strategic errors.

Mr Solís opposes CAFTA ratification.

In Spain and Italy, elections delayed ratification.