Sentence examples for with ratification from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, they also agreed to push ahead with ratification of the accord by the end of the year.

"Companies should come and investigate this market, because with ratification of the treaty the potential in Vietnam will increase exponentially".

The EU would push ahead with ratification of the treaty next year, he promised, and would encourage others to do so.

Today, European Parliament leaders were urging Mr Barroso to pressure the remaining 13 countries that have yet to pass judgment, to carry on with ratification.

We will move forward with ratification of the test ban treaty, and work with others to bring the Treaty into force so that nuclear testing is permanently prohibited.

An independent Methodist presence in Canada essentially ended with ratification of the union; Canadian Methodists joined the new church, which drew from the traditions of its constituent members to establish the basic beliefs and practices of the new church.

Despite the rejection of Kyoto by the United States, the protocol could take effect with ratifications by the European Union, Russia, Japan and either Canada or Poland.

The Irish finance minister, Michael Noonan, also voiced caution about the prospects of success, telling reporters: "It's an important first step that we hope will lead to a successful second step on Monday night or Tuesday morning, but then of course there's a third step with ratifications in parliament".

Irish Finance Minister Michael Noonan voiced caution, telling reporters: "It's an important first step that we hope will lead to a successful second step on Monday night/Tuesday morning, but then of course there's a third step with ratifications in parliament".

As he once said elsewhere: "It starts with the loss of the semi-colon; it ends with the ratification of imbecility by a reasonableness purged of all admixture".

Ending not with the ratification of the Constitution or Washington's election but with Hamilton's plan for a strong and fiscally sound central government, Rakove implies that this final achievement was more durable than it in fact was.