Examples of using Be ratified in English and their translations into Chinese
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They saw no benefit to the adoption of a convention and suggested that if one was adopted it would not be ratified by some States.
For TPP to become a reality under the terms of the agreement, it must be ratified by Japan, the United States and four other countries.
In any case, any US-UK trade deal would have to be ratified by Congress where the Democrats control the House of Representatives.
To be incorporated into the legal order of the Niger, international conventions must be ratified by the President of the Republic.
Conversely, the point was made that the future treaty should be ratified by all P5 states. Otherwise the effectiveness of the Treaty will be weakened.
Morocco has also signed the International Convention on Enforced Disappearance which should be ratified soon by the Parliament.
The treaty may not be ratified before the decision by the Constitutional Court on this issue.
Though this covenant was made with Adam and renewed to Abraham, it could not be ratified until the death of Christ.
That agreement had already been approved by the Government of Romania and would soon be ratified by Parliament.
The deal will be signed by representative from each country Tuesday and must then be ratified by each one of their respective legislature.
The agreement must still be ratified by the EU parliament, as well as Japanese lawmakers, but is expected to enter into force from next year.
(i) That the United Nations human rights conventions and, in particular, the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families, should be ratified.
Ms. Patten welcomed the news that the Optional Protocol would soon be ratified, but wished to know the State party' s position regarding the amendment to article 20, paragraph 1, of the Convention.
International Labour Organization(ILO) Convention No. 169 should be ratified not only by African and Asian countries, but also by European countries, even those which have no indigenous populations.
The adoption of the Convention by consensus, with the support of over 100 sponsoring countries, allows us to hope that the new instrument will be ratified universally.
The adoption in 2000 of a protocol against trafficking in persons had been an important step; it must be ratified and enforced, and cross-border law-enforcement cooperation must be enhanced.
Slovenia recommended that reservations to the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women(CEDAW) be removed, that the Optional Protocol be ratified and that national legislation be harmonized with the Convention.
On the other hand, international conventions could not themselves alter the provisions of the Constitution; if there was a risk of conflict, the Constitution would require amendment before the Convention could be ratified.
Mexico signed the International Convention for the Suppression of Acts of Nuclear Terrorism on 12 January 2006, and the procedures stipulated by domestic law are currently being implemented so that the instrument may ultimately be ratified.
In one view, the paragraph referred to the constitutional law of States, but, in a democracy, unilateral acts did not necessarily have to be ratified by national parliaments.