Sentence examples for which have ratified from inspiring English sources

The court has jurisdiction over the 124 countries which have ratified the statute.

And it created "another useful link with China and India, which have ratified Kyoto, but whose energy needs pose challenges for the future which go far beyond the current scope of the protocol".

Bob Ward, policy and communications director at LSE's Grantham Institute, said: "It's important to recognise that the countries which have ratified the Kyoto Protocol are roughly on track to hit their targets by the standards it sets out.

Yet their argument won the day, over the objections of states which have ratified the statute without invoking article 124 (and in so doing knowingly put their own officials at risk of prosecution).

3. The Treaty shall enter into force between the States which have ratified it as soon as the instruments of ratification of a majority of the signatories shall have been deposited, and shall come into effect with respect to each other State on the date of the deposit of its instrument of ratification.

The ICC, which is already up and running, was tailor-made to address cases such as this.Since the United States withdrew its signature from the ICC in May 2002, it has waged a relentless campaign against the court, threatening to cut American aid to countries which have ratified its statutes unless they sign bilateral agreements pledging not to hand over American suspects to the court.

The Secretary then issued a proclamation reciting that 29 states, including the two that had rescinded and the three which had ratified after first rejecting, had ratified, which was one more than the necessary three-fourths.

Ms. Robb predicted the worst problems for adoptions from Guatemala, which has ratified the treaty but has not developed legislation to enact it.

Under the American Servicemembers Protectionn Act, passed last year, the administration threatened to cut all military aid to those countries which had ratified the Rome statute, but which were unwilling to sign bilateral impunity agreements with the United States.

The open acquisition of nuclear weapons by India and Pakistan (neither of which had ratified the treaty) did not diminish the prestige or importance of those countries quite the reverse in some ways.

North Korea's second nuclear test, in May, was also a test of the system's capabilities which it passed easily.A concern has resurfaced that Russia, which has ratified, might be cheating by conducting very small nuclear tests, although America formally withdrew this complaint some years ago.