Examples of using To ratify in English and their translations into Croatian
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And we need all the name partners to do it. And you're here because we need to ratify the new bylaws.
Today, the European Commission has proposed for the European Union to ratify the Council of Europe's Istanbul Convention,
after the last country to ratify it- Montenegro- did so last month.
The European Commission has asked Croatia, Germany and Spain to ratify the, and to Germany and Spain to ratify the Protocol consolidating the Eurocontrol International Convention of 13 December 1960.
And you're here because we need to ratify the new bylaws,
The EESC calls on the EC to ratify the optional protocol to the UN CRPD,
though some states took some time to ratify the agreement.
South Carolina became the eighth state to ratify the U.S. Constitution on May 23, 1788.
all EU Member States committed themselves to ratify a certain number of international conventions by 1 January 2013.
cooperation agreements to enter into force, the member states first need to ratify them.
Germany's Constitutional Court gave the green light on Wednesday for the country to ratify the European Stability Mechanism,
leaving the decision on how to ratify a country's EU membership to French President Nicolas Sarkozy.
On Wednesday MEPs called on EU countries to ratify the Doha climate agreement, setting targets for emissions reduction up until 2020, by the end of the year.
But the Netherlands is not the only country preventing the agreement from coming into force-- there are still many countries yet to ratify the agreement.
We also have to fight stereotypes from a very early age and to ratify the Istanbul convention on violence against women.
Each refuses to ratify the amendment? Will you rejoice when the Southern states have rejoined the Union pell-mell, as Lincoln intends them to, and one by one?
An authorisation by the Council is necessary for Member States to ratify the Protocol because parts of it fall under EU competence.
First, the crisis over the impossibility to ratify the Constitutional Treaty that began in 2005
We're going to ratify a contract for one of the biggest export orders Britain's ever obtained.
Come here. 117 countries have come together to ratify the Sokovia Accords.