Sentence examples for will not be ratified from inspiring English sources

The proposal will not be ratified this year.

But, if negotiated, it will not be ratified.

As a result, it seems certain that Lisbon will not be ratified by the Czechs before their EU presidency starts.

It is still possible, just, that the treaty sealing Bulgaria's membership will not be ratified by one of the current members.

Senator Jesse Helms, the North Carolina Republican who is chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, has repeatedly said the court treaty will not be ratified on his watch.

Finally, the prospect of TPP is bleak and it is very likely it will not be ratified by US.

The remaining E.U. countries, meanwhile, will sign the agreement later this year, after which it may not be ratified until 2014.

"On this test alone, the treaty must not be ratified".

Under Article 76 of United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, which has not been ratified, multibeam data will be used to support Canada's -- and several other countries' -- claims of jurisdiction over their continental slopes beyond the currently recognized 200 miles.

If the new treaty has not been ratified by then, those elections will be held under old arrangements that many Europeans think need changing.

Dismissing claims that the agreement will be rejected, he said: "There's no possibility of it not being ratified.