Sentence examples for the purpose of ratifying from inspiring English sources
Another veteran socialist, Telemachos Hytiris, said Papandreou should now assemble a government of national unity with the purpose of ratifying last week's EU/IMF bailout for the country and then call early elections.
By Richard H. Rovere The New Yorker, March 19 , 1979P. 136 According to the National Taxpayer's Union, 28 state legislatures, 6 short of the required two-thirds, have passed resolutions petitioning Congress to call a convention for the purpose of proposing and ratifying a constitutional amendment that would mandate a balanced federal budget..
According to the National Taxpayer's Union, 28 state legislatures, 6 short of the required two-thirds, have passed resolutions petitioning Congress to call a convention for the purpose of proposing and ratifying a constitutional amendment that would mandate a balanced federal budget.
Correction: July 11 , 2000 Tuesday An article in some copies on July 2 about a vote by the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A). in favor of an amendment to the church constitution to bar ministers from officiating at same-sex unions misstated the purpose of an amendment ratified by the church in 1997.
It follows that the purpose of moral explanation is not to ratify obligations whose content (and perspectival existence) is given in advance of the explanation.
For the purpose of this analysis treaties that have not been widely ratified, treaties that have been signed but are not yet in force as well as sources of soft law have been chosen to reflect elements of best practice with regards to the rights of seasonal workers.
The current consensus is that diabetic patients should be seen at a primary care centre for the purpose of prevention and control [ 20], and this is also ratified by the WHO document [ 21].
The Brazilian government sent Carlos José Guezzi to Buenos Aires, with the purpose of mediating in the conflict with the royalists at Montevideo and to ratify the aspirations of Carlota Joaquina to rule as regent.
The administration has until Dec. 31 to sign without ratifying the treaty establishing the court, the first tribunal created solely for the purpose of trying individuals for genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity.
