Sentence examples for until ratified from inspiring English sources

Yet, to ensure that a test ban is truly comprehensive, the treaty cannot come fully into force until ratified at least by all 44 countries that have nuclear reactors on their territory.

It is troubling that a cleric involved in the negotiations yesterday emphasized that the suspension of uranium enrichment might not be permanent and that none of Iran's latest promises were final until ratified by Parliament.

Although more than 120 nations have accepted the 1997 protocol, which requires that industrialized nations cut carbon emissions by about 5% below 1990 levels by 2012, it can't take effect until ratified by nations accounting for at least 55% of emissions.

The Security Council had said earlier this year that it would not lift the nuclear restrictions until Iraq ratified an additional protocol of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty that mandates more intrusive international inspections — a protocol that was inspired by previous Iraqi intransigence.

On a Web site with updates about the dispute, Electro-Motive, which Caterpillar acquired in 2010, said the lockout would remain in effect "until a ratified contract is in place".

The treaty, known as the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety, was agreed upon by more than 130 nations in January 2000 but could not take effect until formally ratified by 50 nations.

"The announcement we made in Geneva will not have meaning until this is ratified at the United Nations in the strongest most forceful terms possible, and until it is implemented and complied with by the Assad regime," he told the press conference in Paris.

The institute standard is not expected to be ratified until early in 2008.

Both sides declined to comment on the substance of the agreement until it was ratified.

The final package for the 10 sailing events scheduled for Rio in 2016 will not be finally ratified until the mid-year meeting in 2011.

The deal will not enter into force until it is ratified by 55 countries accounting for at least 55% of the world's greenhouse emissions.