ratification

Examples of ratified

ratified

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Some of these reservations have rendered the ratified international treaty virtually meaningless or of no practical legal utility.
Regulation, however comprehensive and widely ratified and implemented, is unlikely to prove highly successful since it is prone to enforcement deficit.
That law protected the brotherhoods' insurance funds and established national mediation mechanisms that ratified the brotherhoods' industrial position.
Firstly, many states have failed to enact the legislation to implement duly ratified international treaties.
Dozens of international environmental treaties have been negotiated and ratified.
By 2001, 30 member states had signed and ratified the document.
For an activity within a setting, then, we can have levels of ratified speakership and listenership.
Categorization of adverse events was ratified by anesthetists in the research team and on the scientific advisory group.
The plans, then, indicate that the banks' architecture ratified not only social stratification but also at least partial commercial segregation.
In this approach, health visitors do not go in with a fixed agenda or a closed choice of predetermined needs to be ratified by clients.
Local law, the federal constitution and industry-wide contracts ratified and implemented these changes.
The bulk of this article will describe these "ratified" contexts and forms for the display homosocial desire.
Provided the par ties whisper, this is "ratified" legitimate talk.
Every stage of heart evolution, according to this synthesis, has been ratified by a group of experts in cardiac embryology.
Their talk is, however, available to be overheard by other pupils, although initially no other pupil is a ratified listener.
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