Sentence examples for which ratified from inspiring English sources
The ruling, which ratified a settlement agreed to by plaintiffs and the school district, is being appealed by the teachers' union.
The Writers Guild off America, East, and ABC News, which ratified a new contract in December, found themselves in a new quarrel.
Built about 1750, Boxwood Hall became the home of Elias Boudinot, president of the Continental Congress, which ratified the peace treaty with Great Britain.
Mr Justice Evans Lombe is expected to consider the application launched by Michael Johnson, the investor who turned to the courts in an attempt to overrule the shareholder meeting which ratified the takeover.
"We condemn ourselves to shackles once more if we fail to answer those who wonder if they're truly equals in their communities," Obama said at a ceremony on commemorating the 13th amendment, which ratified the US constitution to end slavery.
Most such executions, which are prohibited by the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, have occurred in the United States, which has not ratified the convention and which ratified the covenant with reservations regarding the death penalty.
The EU also has introduced a GSP + facility, which provides additional preferences to countries which ratify and implement 27 international conventions on core human and labour rights, the environment and good governance (Verma and Elman 2007, Switzer 2008).
The magazine soon achieved monthly sales in excess of 80,000, which ratifies Maughan's logic.
This link provides which states ratified and which states haven't.
The 189 member states which have ratified it should strive to reassess its implementation in high-risk areas like South Asia, which sees about 2,000 honor killings annually.
Its charter, which was ratified in 1944, describes the organization as "the interpreter of Judaism to the French government authorities" — a mission which puts it somewhat at odds with the guiding principles of French secular society.
