Sentence examples for virtually ratified from inspiring English sources

Thomas McEvilley lived long enough to see his critique of modernism's closures become virtually ratified by an entire generation.

The Convention is almost universally ratified.

It is a human right guaranteed under the Convention on the Rights of the Child, ratified by virtually every country in the world.

It is they who blocked reform-minded candidates from standing for parliament and refused to ratify virtually all the more enlightened bills nearly half the total passed by the previous parliament.Not that mass repression is needed to keep the media, or the Iranian people in general, in line.

Virtually all ECOWAS countries have ratified both the Convention and the African Charter on the Welfare and Rights of the Child.

With the Republicans controlling the Senate, there was virtually no chance of a treaty being ratified in this country.

The UK Parliament will vote on Theresa May's Brexit deal on January 15th, but virtually no one thinks it will be ratified.

While virtually every country in the world has ratified the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), children's rights are frequently not realised.

But an amendment and the required deep budget cuts are virtually impossible anytime soon; an amendment could take years to be ratified by enough states even if Congress were to approve the language this year.

Over the last 25 years, since NAFTA was ratified, policy advocates and U.S. trade negotiators from both parties defended virtually every subsequent free trade agreement by insisting that "this new agreement meets a higher standard than previous agreements". Translation: this is the best agreement yet.

On the other hand, the same delegates who cheered this vision in prime time had earlier ratified a platform that defines a narrower, less generous world in which the federal government has virtually no role to play in shaping the country's educational future.