Examples of 'ratify them' in a sentence
Meaning of "ratify them"
ratify them: This phrase typically means to formally approve or confirm a decision, agreement, or law, often through an official process of signing or voting
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These ordinances will lapse if parliament does not ratify them.
They do not ratify them and they do not implement them.
It was up to governments to negotiate international treaties and for parliaments to ratify them.
The states should ratify them so that they go into effect.
Because they knew the people would never ratify them.
These will then ratify them according to their respective constitutional arrangements.
Parliaments must check these agreements thoroughly and refuse to ratify them.
Even countries that did not ratify them have set up minimum wage-fixing mechanisms.
Conventions acquire the force of law in the countries that ratify them.
I hope that the Council will ratify them quickly, as we can not afford any more delays.
The following conventions have also been signed and procedures are in progress to ratify them.
All 26 NATO states must ratify them for Albania and Croatia to join.
Conventions are instruments designed to create international obligations for the states which ratify them.
But since they are international agreements, OCTs can not ratify them in their own right.
Liechtenstein has signed both of these Protocols and is preparing to ratify them.
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Treaties-and then refused to ratify them.
Conventions are legally binding for those States which ratify them.
These conventions bind only those States that ratify them.
Please indicate whether the State party intends to ratify them.
Conventions and treaties incur the liability only of States which ratify them.
They shall remain in force as long as Parliament has not refused to ratify them.
It also agreed that the treaties offered numerous benefits and encouraged States to ratify them.
The president has the power to negotiate treaties while the Senate must ratify them.
The results were disputed and the Supreme Court refused to ratify them.
Both the Covenants and the Optional Protocol are binding on the States that ratify them.
The treaties made by the prisoner are void ; his successor will not ratify them.
Havana signed these agreements two years ago, but has yet to ratify them.
Most constitutional amendments have a time limit ( usually seven years ) for the states to ratify them.
Ghana is not a party to the Conventions, but still has to ratify them.
The US has already implemented both treaties, and will likely ratify them soon.
Canada recently held public consultations on the main issues, allowing Canada to ratify them.
A traditional Afghan loya jirga ( grand assembly ) must ratify them.
My country, Burundi, has already signed these instruments, and it will soon ratify them.
Canada signed both WIPO treaties in 1997 but has yet to ratify them.
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