Sentence examples for then ratified from inspiring English sources

The Senate then ratified the decision, 22 to 19.

Assuming that the Czechs have by then ratified the treaty, that would be dangerous and pointless.

Any agreements must be approved by the U.A.W.'s local leaders and then ratified by the rank-and-file membership.

The agreement comes into force when it is actually signed and then ratified by the Parliaments of both countries.

His parents then ratified the bovine's judgement by moving to Stockton, California, and a relatively bull-free existence.

They are decided by a committee comprised of civil servants, professors, peers, experts and former MPs and then ratified by the Prime Minister and Queen.

The delegates then ratify them -- usually unanimously.

Twenty nations must then ratify it for it to go into force.

In April, the 193-member General Assembly adopted it overwhelmingly by a vote of 154 to 3, clearing the way for individual states to sign and then ratify the pact.

Upon Gerry's urging, the Convention added back the Virginia Plan's original method whereby Congress would propose amendments that the states would then ratify.

They then ratify the treaty when all of their domestically required legal procedures have been fulfilled.