Examples of using Ratify in English and their translations into Hebrew
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And you ratify.
We must ratify the Kyoto Protocol.
Parliament, of course, must ratify.
I can ratify what Mr. Argall said.
The agreement will take effect once all three countries ratify it.
We will have to ratify that with Washington.
Three-fourths of the state legislatures would have to ratify it.
They ratify my will or I neuter them.
This will go intoeffect after at least 30 countries ratify it.
Negotiate and ratify international treaties.
The treaty will come into force ninety days after fifty countries ratify.
We have to ratify this deal as soon as possible.
But I am sad to say that our USSenate has failed to recommend to our president that we ratify the treaty.
That's right, but I can't ratify until the council sign off on the stop and go.
Over the next year, our work will continue,as we encourage governments to adopt and ratify the convention next June.
You cannot ratify this proposal until all members of this council have been heard from!
So I'm asking the court to, in a sense, ratify what the State has already done.
Most member states ratify EU treaties following parliamentary votes, while some- notably Ireland and Denmark- sometimes hold referendums.
Issue 593:“Genocide is occurring”: UNHRC must ratify experts' finding to protect Yazidis.
For the Paris deal to enter into force, at least 55 countries representing 55 percent of theworld's greenhouse gas emissions must ratify the agreement by 2020.
All states should sign and ratify the treaty and implement its human rights provisions without delay.
So let China look tough for a few days,and I bet that they will quietly ratify the protocols. Well, forget the Chinese.
In many countries, this observance provides an opportunity to sign or ratify international conventions and sometimes leads to the establishment of permanent government structures dealing with environmental management and economic planning.
We signed it in 2009, but it doesn't come into force until ratification, and the president--no president can ratify a treaty without the consent of the Senate.
Squared perfidy: human rights treaties, ratify and implement the carryover with the law of title to justify.
For example, countries with more women in their parliaments are more likely toset aside protected land areas and ratify international environmental treaties.
Yet Johnson, the face of the Brexit campaign in the 2016 referendum,must now ratify the deal in the British parliament where he has no majority and opponents are plotting maximum political damage ahead of an imminent election.
Another problem arises fromWashington's firm preference that all its allies must ratify international treaties that deal with arms control.