Examples of using Been ratified in English and their translations into Dutch
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that if the Treaty of Amsterdam had not been ratified, the weaknesses that the Commission is now exploiting would not exist.
So far it has been ratified by 49 countries all of which,
Since it had not been ratified by the time the Amsterdam Treaty entered into force,
He keeps promising that if he wins a general election he is going to have a referendum if the Treaty has not been ratified by 27 Member States.
It is an own-initiative report founded on a legal basis which figures in a Treaty which has not been ratified by Member States and which is therefore not in force.
It is an owninitiative report founded on a legal basis which figures in a Treaty which has not been ratified by Member States and which is therefore not in force.
Moreover, the Convention did not enter into force until it had been ratified by each State and the respective ratified convention deposited.
The 1996 Protocol is has not yet come into force as it has not yet been ratified by a sufficient number of countries.
At the end of 1996 the convention had been ratified by all countries with the exception of six.
it will only come into force if it has been ratified by at least 20 states.
Although the accession act has not yet been ratified by all Member States, the Commission recently updated its proposals for the multiannual financial framework to take Croatia's accession into account.
has to date been ratified only by Denmark, Spain and Portugal.
could only be concluded once the Treaty on European Union had been ratified by all Member States.
all Migrant Workers and Members of their Families, which has not yet been ratified by the EU Member States.
can only be concluded once the Treaty on European Union has been ratified by all Member States.
That is the reason why several of the conventions which are on the tables of all the parliaments have not been ratified and why we have not got started with police cooperation etc.
the European Union- has been ratified by only 18 countries.
the same time as the Convention, that is to say 12 months after it has been ratified by the requisite number of countries.
However, that the 1980 Convention has already been ratified by the Member States, it is not at first sight clear why there should be a need to lay down new rules in the Regulations.
We can only go on with additional protocols and so on, in order to arrive at common forms of cooperation, once the convention has been ratified by all the parliaments.
