Sentence examples for was formally ratified from inspiring English sources

Mr. Naboa's assumption of power was formally ratified by the Ecuadorean Congress in Guayaquil today.

The agreement, drawn up last December, was formally ratified by enough nation-states last month.

During Leo's reign the Russian prince Oleg sailed to Constantinople and in 907 obtained a treaty regulating the position of Russian merchants in Byzantium, which was formally ratified in 911.

It had been negotiated by William Henry Harrison, the governor of Indiana Territory (which included Illinois in 1804), and was formally ratified by the U.S. Senate in January 1805.

Mr Salmond kicked off the day at the Court of Session in Edinburgh where his appointment as first minister was formally ratified at a ceremony in front of 15 of the country's most senior judges.

In January 2018 Adams's successor became clear when only Mary Lou McDonald, Sinn Féin's deputy leader, stood to replace him, and her candidacy was formally ratified by the party's high council.

The convention is scheduled to be formally ratified at a meeting in Budapest Nov. 23.

All of the leaders will be formally ratified when the new Senate convenes in January.

McFarlane's elevation needs to be formally ratified by the Bank of England in the coming days.

Before the Communist Party congress this fall, where leadership changes are to be formally ratified, "stability must be the highest priority".

While the ELC has been formally ratified by the majority of the states involved, its actual implementation has varied throughout Europe.