Sentence examples for that is ratified from inspiring English sources

That is why, as former chairs of the Democratic National Committee, we stand with Freedom to Marry, 22 Democratic senators, Leader Nancy Pelosi, and more than 35,000 Americans in urging the Party to include a freedom to marry plank in the platform that is ratified at the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte this September".

Senate Democrats did add some investor protections that were ratified Tuesday by the House.

The two sides ultimately reached a tentative contract that was ratified by the union.

The synod only this year agreed women could become bishops – a decision that was ratified on Monday.

The ban will apparently also nullify an agreement on adoptions between Russia and the United States that was ratified this year and went into effect on Nov. 1.

He became convinced, in fact, that there was a book in its story — a hunch that was ratified by his discovery that the cheesemaker described in Weinzweig's blurb had, some years ago, given up on making his exalted cheese.

Mr. Peskov said Thursday that a bilateral Russian-American agreement regulating adoption by American families that was ratified last year would remain in force until 2014, leading some to conclude that the Kremlin had slightly softened its stance on the ban.

The adoption ban, however, is the first step to take direct aim at the American public and would effectively undo a bilateral agreement on international adoptions that was ratified this year and that took effect on Nov. 1.

The Spanish subsequently ceded Florida to the United States in a treaty that was ratified in 1821, and in 1832 the Seminole were made to accept a treaty that called for their removal to Oklahoma.

Even his ruthless destruction in October 1993 of a reform-wary parliament that was still largely a Soviet creation seemed in many Russian eyes justified by the creation of a new constitutional order that was ratified by popular vote.

Under the constitution that was ratified 1996 and went into effect in 1997, the president, who is the head of state and government, is elected by universal suffrage to a five-year term.