Sentence examples similar to would you ratify from inspiring English sources

Renegotiating trade terms with China – perhaps the the trademark of Trumpism – may be a longer run thing, with no guarantee that Beijing would agree or that Congress would ratify any fundamental rewriting of terms.

Bohemian standards Zwelish wouldn't ratify.

It would also ratify the Kyoto Protocol on climate change.

China would probably ratify the ban if America does.

He believed they would not ratify it unless hurried into it by surprize.

There was an increasing sense that players would eventually ratify the agreement, re-form the union and return to football.

The Obama Administration insisted on it, well aware that the U.S. Senate wouldn't ratify a formal treaty.

Earlier China had announced it would formally ratify the Paris accord with President Xi vowing to "unwaveringly pursue sustainable development".

But he added that he hoped the Parliament would formally ratify Mr. Kostunica as quickly as possible.

By eliminating the threat of class actions, Congress would simply ratify what the common law already is in this area.

Those abstentions, coupled with its uncertain ratification prospects in the United States, have raised concerns about how many countries would ultimately ratify the treaty.