Sentence examples for unanimously ratified from inspiring English sources

They did, and it was unanimously ratified.

The contract was unanimously ratified by the membership on Wednesday morning.

In Gloucester County, the 330 striking teachers and staff in Deptford on Friday night unanimously ratified a two-year agreement.

The ozone treaty was unanimously ratified in 1988 by the United States Senate, which a decade later unanimously voted against adopting the Kyoto Protocol to address climate change.

Finally, in 1797, the Senate unanimously ratified the Treaty of Tripoli, which contained the words "As the government of the United States of America... is not, in any sense, founded on the Christian religion".

The 19-day faculty members' strike at C. W. Post College in Brookville, N.Y., ended yesterday as union members unanimously ratified a three-year contract and prepared to return to their classrooms on Monday.

But it didn't become official until Saturday evening, when U.S. Soccer's board of directors voted unanimously to ratify his appointment.

The Glendale Community College trustees on Friday voted unanimously to ratify an agreement that will enable the campus to offer 200 classes during the six-week summer session.

The agreement was ratified unanimously by the Senate in 1818.

Since European treaties have to be ratified unanimously before coming into force, this should have been enough to kill the constitution.

Bolton was announced as Mick Malthouse's permanent replacement on Tuesday after the Hawthorn assistant coach's appointment was ratified unanimously by the club's board on Monday night.