Examples of using Ratify in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Mr Hollande says that if elected he will not ratify the European fiscal pact unless it is expanded to encourage economic growth.
The EESC supports the goal of exercising the EU clout vis-à-vis third countries with a view to encouraging them to enforce and ratify major international maritime Conventions.
To sign and ratify the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons without delay.
For that reason I ask:'When will the Czech Republic ratify the Treaty of Lisbon?'.
It is just that the Member States ratify in accordance with a process that can sometimes differ from one Member State to the other.
Poland will now also ratify the Treaty as soon as possible.
It would also increase if Russia would ratify and follow the EU Energy Charter.
The Turkish Minister for Foreign Affairs said in a public interview in The Hague that Turkey will not ratify or implement the Ankara Protocol.
He also expressed the hope that Russia would ratify the Protocol on the Reform of the European Court of Human Rights as soon as possible.
For those who ratify the Fiscal Treaty,
The US will not ratify Kyoto and it does not set targets for developing countries.
Urges those States that have not done so to sign and/or ratify all of the UN conventions on terrorism;
The countries of the European Union will, I imagine, all ratify this Convention by 2012,
However, there is no guarantee that all Member States will ratify the Convention in the near future due to lengthy national procedures
I would not ratify this agreement without the inclusion of some clauses concerning the labour market,
EU Member States will ratify the Pact of Amsterdam
Bahrain to sign and ratify the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil
If both parties ratify the withdrawal agreement prior to this date, they will resign on the first day of the following month.
The Senate will ratify your status, you get your triumph*, stand for consul.
to exert pressure on the Member States to sign and ratify the Hague Convention,