Sentence examples for to ratifications from inspiring English sources
noun
The act or process of ratifying, or the state of being ratified
The ambassadors were candid about the obstacles and limitations to ratifications, noting that there were political considerations, lack of follow up, and limited knowledge on the ratification process.
Her appointment is subject to ratification by the European Parliament.
The appointment is subject to ratification by President Giorgio Napolitano before it can take effect.
The decision is subject to ratification today by the French Cabinet.
The agreement is subject to ratification by by the legislature of each country.
He will also appoint their heads, subject to ratification by the assembly.
The concessions are subject to ratification by state employee unions by June 24.
One obstacle to ratification of the expanded bailout fund has been Finland's demand for collateral.
This treaty shall be subject to ratification in accordance with the constitutional procedures of each party.
The offer is still subject to ratification by the 13,300-member union in a vote Sunday.
The offer is subject to ratification by the 13,300-member union in a vote tomorrow.
