Sentence examples for will have to be ratified from inspiring English sources

That treaty will have to be ratified by all 27 members of the club, giving Britain a veto.

Eventually, the proposed constitution will have to be ratified by voters — many of whom at this point are still in elementary school.

The settlement, thought to be the highest of its kind, will have to be ratified by a American court before it is finalised.

"If a future treaty between the UK and the EU 27 is deemed to be a mixed competence, it will have to be ratified by 27 national parliaments.

It will have to be ratified by the US Senate – where conservative Republicans can be expected to give it a rough ride – and the Russian parliament.

Any new deal between the European Union and Britain will have to be ratified by all of Europe's parliaments, giving extra leverage to the toughest holdouts.

Policies will then have to be ratified by 60% of the full membership.

The deal will then have to be ratified by individual governments across Europe.

The decision will then have to be ratified in the Senate, where Mr Berlusconi is a member.

It will still have to be ratified by the parliaments of all the existing members as well as by those of all the new members.

The new cutbacks will also have to be ratified in parliament, where the governing Socialists have a six-seat majority.