Sentence examples for the ratified from inspiring English sources
verb
To give formal consent to; make officially valid.
The ratified bill calls for all sanctions to be lifted on the first day of implementation.
This system was the ratified response to demands fuelled by resistance to General Franco's regime.
"With this critical milestone behind us, we can now move quickly to implement the ratified changes in all of our labor agreements," Glenn F. Tilton, chief executive of United, said yesterday in a written statement.
The attorney general's office will submit the ratified consent decree to United States District Court in White Plains on Friday, and a federal monitor could be in place within two months, Mr. Spitzer said.
The ratified law, however, added another clause allowing courts to "prevent the convicted from practising the profession for a period of no more than one year, if the crime violates the principles of the profession".
We justify this replacement by the performances achieved using the ratified Medium Access Control protocol which has several flaws although its design is based on fairness.
In 2008, the Philippines ratified the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
All the unions ratified the plan but one: the Police Benevolent Association.
The workers ratified the agreement yesterday.
The members ratified the decision in April 1974.
The musicians ratified the one-year contract on Monday.
