Sentence examples similar to undertaking to ratify from inspiring English sources

If he ceded the shoreline now, he would almost certainly lose the referendum which he has undertaken to hold in order to ratify any peace deal with Syria.With the central plank of his peace policy in splinters, Mr Barak will find it harder than ever to hold his disparate coalition together.

It will also monitor legal changes China has to undertake to comply with two United Nations treaties that it has signed but not ratified, on economic and political rights.

As in many other nations, the United States undertakes an extensive examination and scrutiny of treaties before proceeding to ratify.

It was passed by the United Nations in 1948, in the days after Nuremberg; it has been ratified by scores of countries; and it says that they will all undertake to prevent and punish genocide if it should ever happen again.

In addition, he makes much of wording in the Convention Against Torture (ratified by the United States in 1994), that requires the criminalization of torture and also declares that parties "undertake to prevent... other acts of cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment or punishment which do not amount to torture".

McFeely undertook to do works.

She then undertook to reform her monastery.

Uddyotakara undertook to refute Nagarjuna and Dignaga.

Greeley undertook to finance Catherine's education.

Dickson did indeed undertake to operate services.

Constitutional amendments are notoriously difficult to ratify.