Sentence examples for the ratification date from inspiring English sources

If the package is approved, "employees will receive a lump sum payment representing partial compensation for wages lost up to the ratification date," The Globe said in a statement.

After 1970 there was a sharp drop in Maya stelae available on the New York art market due to the ratification of a treaty with Mexico that guarantees the return of stolen pre-Columbian sculpture that was removed from the country after the ratification date.

Accordingly, Seward issued an unconditional certificate of ratification, dated July 28 , 1868 declaring that the Fourteenth Amendment had been duly ratified by the requisite three-fourths of the states.

Just in case I forget, I have a tattoo of the date of the ratification of the 19th Amendment on my wrist.

The modern effort to build a global system of international justice based on universal human rights is usually dated to the Nuremberg trials, after the Second World War, and the ratification of the Geneva Conventions.

By Steve Coll March 6, 2013 The modern effort to build a global system of international justice based on universal human rights is usually dated to the Nuremberg trials, after the Second World War, and the ratification of the Geneva Conventions.

Following the ratification of the Constitution by the necessary nine states in July of 1788, Congress set January 7 of the following year as the date by which states were required to choose electors.

The ratification of the Constitution, H. W.

"They do not see the ratification -- or not ratification -- as a reflection of their leadership.

The lockout would not be over after the ratification.

Tauscher said the ratification of the CTBT had high priority.