Examples of using To ratification in English and their translations into Swedish
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With a view to ratification of the Energy Charter Treaty,
Helena Torres Marques wants the launch ing of information campaigns in each Member State, prior to ratification,"to make women across the Union aware of the gains" under the new Treaty.
a crucial obstacle on the road to ratification has arisen,
In certain countries, the Presidents had not given their agreement to ratification of the Treaty in spite of parliamentary approval,
We have to take the lead in the world with regard to ratification and continue the dialogue with the US in order to bring the country on board in the future.
In particular, there is a strong demand for the role of democratically elected representatives not to be confined to ratification of the basic texts of our Union.
are still under-represented, and I urge all signatories to proceed to ratification.
should proceed to ratification in the short term.
I thank him, too, for the conclusions to which he managed to bring the European Council with regard to ratification of the Constitution.
now is the time to give our support to ratification.
As regards my home country, the Czech Republic, the situation with respect to ratification of the European Constitution is not going to be simple.
which is a signal that a yes to ratification is the most important thing.
This Agreement, comprising 142 articles, will entail the amendment of national laws; it is subject to ratification by national Parliaments.
Paragraph 5 is an ambiguous reference to the Member States that have not put the text to ratification yet.
These revisions would not be subject to ratification, but the national parliaments should be involved ahead of any decision taken by the European Council,
The Commission therefore endorses fully the recommendation of the JTPF that the Member States should commit to ratification of an Accession Convention for the new EU Member States before the end of the first half of 2006.
replacing it by an ordinary treaty means there is now no impediment in any of the Member States- except Ireland- to ratification by a vote in parliament.
this Treaty must be subject to ratification by the electorate through a referendum.
However, our support for any supranational economic agreement has to be dependent on stringent rules committing all parties to ratification of the fundamental ILO conventions,
I would urge the Members of this House who have today called for a halt to ratification to respect democracy and the sovereign right