Examples of using Ratification processes in English and their translations into Italian
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The ratification processes in the countries intending to accede to the Treaty are
then need to complete full domestic ratification processes.
The ratification processes must be respected
We all rely on the success of all 25 ratification processes for this Treaty to enter into force.
These promises, willingly entered into, then need to complete full domestic ratification processes.
In fact, other countries have continued their ratification processes since that Council, including, by referendum, Luxembourg.
not in any way be seen as us pre-empting the individual Member States' ratification processes.
Its entry into force is subject to the completion of the ratification processes, whereas the Interim Agreement entered into force on 1 June 2001.
respect for the right of other countries to continue their ratification processes.
It is to be hoped that this timeframe is in synch with the ratification processes that are currently taking place,
multifarious ratification processes.
call on the EU Member States to accelerate the ratification processes so as to shorten the whole procedure.
that it would be wise for all the Member States to complete their ratification processes.
Do people realise that if just one of these 27 ratification processes proved unsuccessful,
Most Member States of the European Union hope to finalize their ratification processes by early 1997.
The European Council expresses its desire to see that the ratification processes in progress take place as soon as possible,
responsibility it is, and to what extent, to successfully complete these ratification processes.
Its entry into force is subject to the completion of the ratification processes, whereas the Interim Agreement applies provisionally since 1 January 2002.
it is, and to what extent, to bring these ratification processes to a successful conclusion.
it is wrong to attempt to impose coordination of the ratification processes with a common schedule and strategy and,
that it could be implemented without lengthy national ratification processes.
The Member States of the European Union expect to finalize their ratification processes by the autumn of 1996.
at the mercy of 27 ratification processes.
to respect the ratification processes- not to anticipate but to be prepared.
and to coordinate ratification processes.
However, owing to delays in the ratification process, it did not come into force.
your conclusions that the recent developments do not challenge the legitimacy of continuing the ratification process.
other States of the European Union to initiate the ratification process as soon as possible.
The European Council underlined the importance of continuing, in parallel with the ratification process, to deliver concrete results in the areas of greatest
The initialled agreement is now in the ratification process, which is expected to lead to its formal conclusion