Sentence examples for worth ratifying from inspiring English sources

That certainly doesn't mean all proposed amendments are worth ratifying, but I strongly believe it means each is worth truly considering before blindly checking the "No" box across an entire section of the ballot!

The states started ratifying.

"We are not ratifying it.

Schultz supports ratifying the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty.

In a statement, Hunter defended his record and asserted that his contract, which is worth up to $18 million, was properly ratified by the executive committee and signed by Fisher.

India, it is worth mentioning, was the first to ratify, two years ago.

However, it is worth noting that the country has signed and ratified several international legislations related to ensuring water sufficiency to her citizens it is expected that proper developments of water supply system be implemented (Nkonya 2011).

And it is worth repeating that the United States Government, since it ratified the Convention Against Torture, has submitted periodic reports that make explicitly clear precisely what we consider torture to be within the framework of our laws.

It is worth noting that all but two countries worldwide have ratified the Convention.

There was one discouraging thing and I am very troubled: I would like to see the new START treaty ratified, but I don't think it's worth 65 billion dollars.

The board met on Tuesday night to ratify his departure, after which he could receive bonuses worth £9m, current share prices, if all performance criteria are met over the next three years.