It also notes that following their ratification of the amendment, five states voted to rescind their ratification.
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The company also agreed to pay $9,000 ratification bonuses for full-time workers and $3,500 ratification bonuses for temporary employees.
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The ERA ratification effort picked back up again in the 1990s, when the Twenty-Seventh Amendment was passed after a 203-year ratification period.
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Maloney is sponsoring legislation that would restart the amendment ratification process, while Speier is behind a joint resolution to remove the deadline for ERA ratification.
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Since the ratification of the Bill of Rights, there have been five attempts to amend the Constitution that achieved congressional approval but failed to win ratification.
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Ford's deal, according to three people with knowledge of the discussions, also includes $9,000 ratification bonuses for full-time workers and $0003,500 ratification bonuses for temporary employees.
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Goran blocked the ratification of the constitution and has prevented the draft, previously the subject of an all-party agreement, from being sent to the public for ratification.
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Ratification of the 15th Amendment in 1870 permitted voting rights for men of all races — but didn't extend that right to women until the1920 ratification of the 19th Amendment.
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The OLC also says that Congress cannot revive a proposed amendment after it has exceeded its deadline for ratification, suggesting instead that Congress restart the ratification process from scratch.
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Pat Spearman, who pushed through ratification in her home state.
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Canada is the first member country to move toward ratification.
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Delegates could simply declare a new, lower threshold for ratification.
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However, such treaties can go into effect before full ratification.
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This succession is a ratification of the president's own term.
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Its ratification would need only a simple majority vote, without
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Without the Senate's ratification, the treaty can't go into effect.
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It is currently awaiting ratification from six of the nations.
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It is still awaiting ratification by the three countries' legislatures.
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The pact will now go to the Senate for ratification.
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He expected the ratification process to take about six weeks.
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Which had originally been submitted for ratification in 1789. Wahoo.
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Ratification in Canada is expected to wrap up by April.
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The main concern, however, is the ratification process in Europe.
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Critics say various deadlines for ratification have long since passed.
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The ratification of the new deal is expected next month.
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That cleared a major hurdle to ratification in both countries.
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The constitutional amendment requires approval at next year's convention for ratification.
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He is now urging them to speed up ratification of it.
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The ratification process can take a week or more to complete.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has not yet scheduled the ratification vote.
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Some say Trump's rhetoric about the deal helped speed up ratification.
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GM representatives declined to comment ahead of the union's ratification vote.
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TTIP may have to wait until 2018 or later for ratification.
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But ratification in Virginia's won't guarantee success for the ERA nationwide.
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His ratification received near unanimous support from the group's executive committee.
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The ratification of the TPP would be positive for Japanese equities.
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The AfCFTA will come into force after ratification by 22 countries.
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But India could withhold ratification if it's unhappy with other parties.
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The writings were created to push the Constitution through to ratification.
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Most amendments to the Constitution have not had explicit ratification deadlines.
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Ratification of the 25th Amendment in 1967 diminished the act's impact.
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It cannot even change the Constitution without ratification by the states.
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Then we're going to have to work on the ratification process.
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Unilateral Declarations are commonly used by states alongside the ratification of treaties.
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And the deals should come back to Congress for ratification and approval.
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The preliminary agreement was signed Sunday, and full ratification will take months.
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In October 2016, Scheer voted to oppose ratification of the Paris Agreement.
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As it had done before, Congress included a seven year ratification deadline.
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If approved, the legislation will face a final ratification by EU leaders.
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At policy level, the ratification of the Istanbul Convention is urgently needed.
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Now, with the deal officially signed, a two-year ratification period begins.
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The Brexit may delay its ratification and hurt Canada's commodity-driven economy.
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Court ratification of the plan is expected by June 2020, it added.
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The move follows the recent ratification of a key 5G wireless standard.
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JPMorgan's selection is subject to ratification by NCB's board, the sources said.
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But the outlook for civil society's ratification is not nearly so certain.
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The government signed it in 2016 and ratification was the next step.
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Trump signed ratification papers on Tuesday accepting Montenegro into the NATO alliance.
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But some propose balance starting with the second fiscal year after ratification.
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Only a few states were due to deposit their ratification on Wednesday.
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Setear agreed, saying tradition is nearly uniformly in favor of Senate ratification.
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"We're moving forward in the ratification process along with you," Trudeau said.
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Virginia could become the 38th state needed for ratification (The Hill/Wheeler).
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But implementation is subject to ratification by lawmakers in all three countries.
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The political calculus: A ratification vote would need to go before Congress.
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The nature of trade agreements has changed since Nafta's ratification in 703.
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Both houses of the Virginia Legislature approved the ratification resolution on Wednesday.
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The legislature's next two weeks are pivotal, or ratification will advance elsewhere.
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Administration in 1934 and Congress's ratification of the Fair Housing Act in
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When the ERA originally passed, Congress explicitly set a deadline for ratification.
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Then, next week, a ratification vote would take place in Macedonia&aposs parliament.
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Once Congress passed the amendment, it was sent to the states for ratification.
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Maloney, meanwhile, also has a bill ready to re-start the ratification process.
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If adopted, they'll refer it to rank-and-file union members for ratification.
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The results will constitute binding opinion, subject to the ratification of the Parliament.
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The USMCA is pending ratification in Congress as this legislative provision was floated.
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It was adopted in March 1972 and included a seven year ratification deadline.
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And ratification by all national and some regional parliaments would take longer still.
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Last year, voters rejected Dutch ratification of a European Union pact with Ukraine.
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Ratification is expected to play out differently in the U.S. compared with China.
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Then, it also would require ratification by three-quarters of all 50 states.
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Obviously with many Republicans skeptical of climate change, ratification is far from assured.
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Union members will vote on the deal at ratification meetings on October 16.
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Led by Japan, the discussions also are dealing with how ratification would work.
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There were two major arguments to justifying the ratification of the 85033th Amendment.
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An Exxon spokesman hailed the extension's ratification by all three units at Baytown.
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The 28503-nation bloc voted on ratification at a session in Strasbourg, France.
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Some will try to tell you that ratification is just around the corner.
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First, it left Congress with a deadline of seven years for state ratification.
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Notably, the climate pact did not require formal national ratification as a treaty.
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If ratification is delayed much longer, it could become hostage to electoral politics.
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What's next: AfCFTA has a ways to go before full ratification and implementation.
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Mr. Trump signed the U.S.M.C.A. in November, and it awaits ratification by Congress.
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Trump, during a news conference on Wednesday, offered no assurances of its ratification.
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But it doesn't prevent states from pushing forward with their own ratification efforts.
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The book details the dramatic yearlong battle over the ratification of the Constitution.
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It is unclear whether that is good enough to impose a ratification deadline.
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Canada has said its ratification process will remain in line with the United States.
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It will take a long time and also there is huge risk around ratification.
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Jackie Speier, who introduced a joint resolution to remove the ratification deadline; and Sens.
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Foley cited case law that supports Congress' ability to set a deadline for ratification.
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Once that is done, the deal would go to Greece&aposs parliament for ratification.
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By 1982, the deadline passed with the amendment just three states short of ratification.
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Congress had adopted House Joint Resolution 208 with a seven year state ratification deadline.
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The next step, ratification by the WGA members, is a formality at this point.
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The recommendation now goes to the 193-member UN General Assembly for final ratification.
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"We think it's obviously better for our trading relationships and good for the ratification."
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The deal is currently awaiting ratification by Congress where it faces an uphill battle.
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Goldman Sachs puts a 50 percent probability on the ratification of a modified deal.
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Thailand's ratification this month of the ILO protocol on forced labor also offers hope.
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The new rules still need European parliament ratification, which will likely happen by September.
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He was referring to the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, which is awaiting ratification.
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The ratification is part of the first global tariff-cutting deal in 18 years.
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With the EU's ratification, the Paris Climate Agreement is set to enter into force.
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The U.S. Congress approved the amendment in 1972, sending it to states for ratification.
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Two minor opposition parties are drafting a resolution demanding that THAAD require parliamentary ratification.
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Ratification requires three-fourths of state legislatures (thirty-eight), and Republicans hold thirty-three.
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It needs Democratic support in the Senate and ratification from the majority of states.
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Both Mr. Obama and Mr. Lee said ratification would help the two nations' economies.
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Of course, ratification is not by itself a guarantee that an agreement will hold.
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But opponents of ratification say there are other provisions that are against U.S. interests.
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Klarman argues that the Federalists essentially cheated and strong-armed their way to ratification.
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Dionisio Babo Soares told Reuters on Tuesday the ratification could take place on Aug.
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A union representative said the current political climate helped speed up the ratification process.
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I refer to the 214th Amendment, whose ratification was certified on July 214, 2150.
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Mexico and Canada just sent the U.S.M.C.A. to their respective legislative branches for ratification.
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One hundred and fifty years since the amendment's ratification, that story is worth remembering.
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But that was abandoned by the ratification of the Treaty of Lausanne in 1923.
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The agreement has already been approved in Mexico and is pending ratification in Canada.
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Section 3: This amendment shall take effect two years after the date of ratification.
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IT SEEMS THAT WE ARE STILL WAITING FOR RATIFICATION OF THE MEXICO/CANADA/U.
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Indeed, such ratification reflects Congress' constitutional role in providing advice and consent on treaties.
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The agreement, however, is not a treaty and thus does not require congressional ratification.
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Here's our breakdown of the deal's aims, and the hurdles that remain to ratification.
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"Signing is good, ratifying is better," Hollande said at a ratification ceremony in Paris.
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Section 383: This amendment shall take effect two years after the date of ratification.
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Carolyn Maloney of New York sponsored a resolution to restart the ratification process altogether.
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There are also ongoing negotiations about ratification of the president's signature USMCA trade deal.
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The advantages of USMCA ratification go far beyond punctual benefits in U.S. industries, however.
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Ratification is yet to be done and India too is yet to do it.
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GM also agreed to $11,000 ratification bonuses for most of its full-time employees.
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The ratification of the 19th Amendment set off celebratory parades all across the country.
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Third, if Congress adopts a resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution that does have a ratification deadline, the resolution expires when 75 percent of the states ratify the proposed amendment or when the ratification deadline passes, whichever one ends up coming first.
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So did white women: Shortly after the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment, the Klan auxiliary
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Before ratification of the 17th Amendment in 1913, US senators were chosen by state legislatures.
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Under Macedonia&aposs constitution, Ivanov can no longer block it after the second ratification vote.
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The Chicago chapter of March On, for example, rallied around the Illinois ratification in 2018.
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Pelosi has shown no rush to bring the agreement to the House floor for ratification.
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In fact, ratification of the 27th Amendment on salaries for Congress took over 200 years.
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It would then pass to the upper chamber — the House of Lords — for further ratification.
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Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador told reporters on Friday that ratification efforts would continue.
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A new survey found Americans favor ratification of USMCA by a 4-to-1 margin.
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Only after those changes are approved by parliament does the deal face ratification in Greece.
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The appointment is subject to ratification by the European Parliament, which may not approve it.
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There is also the possibility that Congress could choose ratification by means of state conventions.
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He fought hard to prevent its ratification, describing it as a form of "unilateral disarmament".
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Considering their complete transformation in years since, their joint ratification is a remarkable symbolic moment.
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The EU sees no parallel with changes made to secure ratification of earlier rejected treaties.
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Any final deal with the EU will also require ratification by a bitterly split parliament.
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"The 'ratification' of an unconstitutional procedure is itself a nullity," the Lucia reply brief said.
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Defendants in the proceedings were also given a chance to respond to the ratification order.
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Murphy, who was serving his first term during Obamacare ratification, reflected on the long process.
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The Arc de Triomphe is Illuminated to celebrate the ratification of the Paris Climate Agreement.
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Radev has said voiced concerns over ratification, saying loose textual language allowed for multiple interpretations.
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Five years from the date of its ratification, the 16th Amendment would be repealed. 3.
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Congress extended the ratification deadline from 1979 to 1982, but no additional states signed on.
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The trade deal requires the ratification of at least six countries to come into force.
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The measure was then sent to the states for ratification with a seven-year deadline.
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I urge my colleagues to submit this constitutional amendment to the states for speedy ratification.
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Businesses had been seeking ratification of the treaties, which were negotiated and signed years ago.
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Tax experts also say that ratification of the agreements is valuable for tax administration purposes.
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Timing and political calculations — and miscalculation by the president — could potentially further complicate USMCA ratification.
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The ERA – which promises nothing more than equal rights – fell three states shy of ratification.
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If the House follows suit, the commonwealth would become the 38th state needed for ratification.
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Of the 17 nations, only 12 are beginning the ratification process immediately after the signing.
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Nonetheless, as an amendment to a previous treaty, it does not require separate Senate ratification.
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Thirty-five states signed on by 1977, then extensive conservative opposition arose, preventing further ratification.
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Congress agreed to allow Tennessee to become a state without ratification by the existing states.
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In November 2017, the State Department said it had "initiated the process" to consider ratification.
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Last May, 32 top executives from affected companies sent the president a letter urging ratification.
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Ratification of the 14th Amendment was made a condition of their readmittance to the Union.
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Lawmakers should approve the measure and send it to the voters for ratification in November.
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Would ratification mean that women, as well as men, are subject to the military draft?
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Congress initially set a 1979 deadline for ratification, but later extended the deadline to 1982.
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Efforts became even more aggressive after Congress voted to extend the ratification deadline to 22017.
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"I would like to see a new beginning" for ERA ratification, the justice told McKeown.
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Virginia Monday finalized ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment, but it could be too late.
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The Colorado provision, for example, became effective with ratification of that state's constitution in 2628.
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The White House sent implementing text to Congress on Friday afternoon, starting the ratification process.
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The attorneys general of Alabama, Louisiana and South Dakota filed suit in December opposing ratification.
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And the deal, which awaits ratification, appears to include significant victories for the W.G.A. membership.
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When Congress eventually passed the E.R.A. in 1972, it went to the states for ratification.
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The new CBA now awaits ratification by the players and the WNBA Board of Governors.
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Trump should do what Obama didn't: Send the Paris agreement to the Senate for ratification.
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It was endorsed by President Richard Nixon before being sent to state legislatures for ratification.
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But ratification by Congress won't be easy, especially if Democrats recapture the House in November.
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The deal still requires ratification by both national parliaments and by a referendum in Skopje.
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This practice overlooks the moderates who actually pulled the Constitution together and secured its ratification.
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Legal questions have remained about whether Virginia's likely ratification would result in a constitutional amendment.
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Brunei, Chile, Malaysia and Peru will begin 60 days after they complete their ratification process.
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According to Heyman, Trump's actions were a "real setback" to the ratification process of the USMCA.
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Carolyn Maloney and Tom Reed, who are sponsoring legislation to restart the amendment's ratification process; Rep.
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At the time of ratification, most states only allowed white male landowners the right to vote.
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" Conservatives arguing against ratification, including Israel, say they're not comforted by this legal gray area. "Really?
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GM offered pay raises and lump-sum bonuses and an $22,000 ratification bonus before the strike.
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Pence is scheduled to meet with Trudeau on Thursday to discuss USMCA ratification and other issues.
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The government signed the 81-article document in 2016 and parliamentary ratification is the next step.
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Now that he has won parliamentary ratification, it would be a tragedy to let TPP lapse.
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Details about the new tentative agreement will be provided after its ratification, U.S. Steel said separately.
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Ben Cardin (D-MD) have introduced legislation that would remove the ratification deadline for the ERA.
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Nor is ratification certain at the EU end, since national parliaments may each have a veto.
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Royal said she would submit a bill on Tuesday to the French National Assembly seeking ratification.
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Mr Lessig dismisses CoS's wish list of amendments as "a certain loser" at the ratification stage.
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Among its other votes, CalPERS said it is voting "against" the ratification of bank auditor KPMG.
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Last month thousands marched through the capital Zagreb demanding the government to give up on ratification.
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It is not clear that states have the authority to rescind ratification of a pending amendment.
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It was then expected to forward the agreement to GM's 48,20203 striking workers for final ratification.
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And there are signs that the award has rejuvenated momentum for the ratification of an accord.
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With Brazil's ratification, the Paris climate agreement comes closer to the requirements to enter into force.
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Matthew Nimetz, a veteran U.N. diplomat who worked on the matter for years, called ratification "visionary".
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It was not immediately clear whether the deal would be approved at ratification meetings on Nov.
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The threshold was ratification from countries that produce at least 85033 percent of all global emissions.
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A GOP leadership aide said the timing of ratification vote is still up in the air.
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Of course, any subsequent ratification process could be hijacked by corrupt interests that outmaneuver citizen reformers.
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Still, Clinton signed the treaty in 22019, but never submitted it to the Senate for ratification.
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The strike ended on Friday with ratification of a new contract for GM's 48,000 union workers.
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Its ratification will reduce the power of the government to discriminate on the basis of sex.
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"Signing is good, ratifying is better," Hollande said at a ratification ceremony in Paris, AFP reports.
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Ratification would conclude a 12-year push to make the pension change, the head negotiator said.
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"There was no ratification," attorney Karin DeMasi, who represents The Weinstein Company said, according to Variety.
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Attitudes toward women in political life have been transformed since the ratification of the 19th Amendment.
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France's ratification earlier this month depends on the rest of the EU's approval before it counts.
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"As long as the tariffs are in place, ratification will be very, very problematic," she said.
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While ratification would require another year, female suffrage had won its greatest and most permanent victory.
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An agreement with Mercosur, the Latin American bloc centred on Brazil and Argentina, is awaiting ratification.
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The new trade agreement is pending ratification in Canada and has already been approved in Mexico.
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We still have trade negotiations going on with the EU [and] the ratification of NAFTA 2.0.
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Doubts emerge on chances of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson winning parliamentary ratification for the deal.
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Since its ratification in 1976, the amendment has consistently affected poor people who rely on Medicaid.
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We still have trade negotiations going on with the EU [and] the ratification of NAFTA 2.0.
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Virginia's move is symbolic, and crosses the threshold of three-quarters of states needed for ratification.
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The state will transfer its ratification documents to the archivist of the United States, David Ferriero.
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But the vote, to extend a deadline for ratification that expired in 238, was largely symbolic.
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That reduces the chances of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson winning parliamentary ratification for the deal.
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This month is the 150th anniversary of the ratification of the 15th Amendment to the Constitution.
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It said the plan is subject to ratification by shareholders within six months of its adoption.
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In 1999, only four Republican Senators voted for ratification of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT).
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But the board still has eight of 14 seats vacant, so ratification will not happen immediately.
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Trump sees USMCA ratification as a top political and economic priority ahead of the 2020 election.
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General Motors – GM workers will remain on the picket lines until a ratification vote is complete.
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Women would not gain the right to vote until ratification of the 28503th Amendment in 22019.
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Tuesday's rulings are subject to appeal, and death sentences must go to the king for ratification.
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For over a decade, I traveled the state working for ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment.
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"The existence of these tariffs, for many Canadians raises serious questions about NAFTA ratification," Freeland said.
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And it requires Congress to change the deadline for ratification, which was previously set as 1982.
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In light of that momentum, House lawmakers are now trying to remove the prior ratification deadline.
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The 25th Amendment has been invoked only a handful of times since its ratification in 1967.
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"The best way forward is the ratification of the Withdrawal Agreement," Juncker told the European Parliament.
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But without that ratification in place, the chances of a no-deal or even no Brexit increase.
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"Once they select the local partner, we are ready to go to parliament for ratification," he said.
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No. The government must pass separate legislation to implement the withdrawal agreement and complete the ratification process.
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The Chamber of Commerce's Murphy said the tariffs are a new obstacle for ratification of the USMCA.
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To avoid a second vote, President Juan Manuel Santos submitted the new deal to congress for ratification.
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The EU is familiar with the need to help countries that have what it calls ratification difficulties.
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We really believe that any Article V convention would have the ability to change the ratification process.
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"Defendants do not contest that ratification is an option for plaintiff under the resecuritization agreements," Carter wrote.
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Eighty-one percent of Virginia voters do support ratification, according to a nonpartisan Christopher Newport University poll.
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Although Mexico's Congress has already approved the deal, it also needs ratification from U.S. and Canadian lawmakers.
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The Senate overwhelmingly refused to allow its ratification, but the signed treaty continued its immensely damaging influence.
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The bloc counts for enough emissions to put the agreement over the ratification threshold when that happens.
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It would make Virginia the 38th state, meeting the three-fourths of the states needed for ratification.
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In 2015, Obama made an aggressive push for legislation that would ease the ratification of the TPP.
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First, aside from constitutional amendments, the meaning of the Constitution was fixed at the time of ratification.
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The USMCA, as he calls it, already faces headwinds in Congress where ratification is the next step.
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Full ratification requires votes in the parliaments of all 28 EU member nations, which could take years.
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It's Bill of Rights Day, marking the ratification of the first 10 amendments to the US Constitution.
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It was put before the states and approved by 35 of the 38 states necessary for ratification.
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The Supreme Court vacated this decision when the 1982 ratification deadline passed and rendered the case moot.
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Though ratification of the landmark 12-nation pact had been an uphill struggle, its demise is regrettable.
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It will have to be finished by October or November, he said, to allow time for ratification.
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But the issue could be vital to ensure ratification of the withdrawal treaty by the European Parliament.
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Egypt's parliament had approved the government's budget last week, and sent it to the president for ratification.
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The accord must still pass a referendum in Macedonia and ratification in the parliaments of both countries.
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The Virginia convention featured a dramatic debate between federalists, who favored ratification, and antifederalists, who opposed it.
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The vote was 333,019 to 959 in favor of ratification, the NFL Players Association announced Sunday morning.
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In addition to approval by the British Parliament, it will also need ratification by the European Parliament.
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Even if a deal is struck, it may not be possible to complete ratification by the Oct.
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Ratification of the deal could come down to how the union communicates the proposal to its members.
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Throughout the process, many lawmakers and lobbyists doubted ratification would ever happen, especially in a divided Congress.
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Too many partisans spread a myth that claims ERA ratification would protect abortion rights in the Constitution.
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Johnson intends to re-submit the Withdrawal Agreement Bill to parliament on Friday for ratification before Christmas.
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A number of Brazilian lawmakers oppose its ratification, some having brought a challenge before Brazil's constitutional court.
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Flying to Tucson, Pence will advocate ratification of the USMCA in Congress during remarks at Caterpillar Inc.
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But the push for ratification fell short of the 38, or three-fourths, required to back it.
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Ben Cardin (D-MD) introduced legislation in 2017 that would remove the ratification deadline for the ERA.
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You can be sure that if the government attempts an after-the-fact ratification, litigation will ensue.
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Only a handful of EU nations including Italy and Hungary have completed ratification of the Doha amendment.
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Ford agreed to $9,000 ratification bonuses, however previous contracts have included lower amounts for Fiat Chrysler workers.
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"The tariffs put the USMCA ratification process on ice until the drama is resolved," Hufbauer told me.
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They are among eight nuclear technology states whose ratification is needed for it to come into force.
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But a country can also choose to withhold its ratification as leverage: Some developing countries and the think tank Third World Network, for example, argue that delaying ratification would pressure larger polluters into ramping up their ambitions or providing more financial security for those with little clean energy infrastructure.
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It wasn't until 1933, with the ratification of the 20th Amendment that the date was moved to January.
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The ratification of the amendment would mean presidential candidates would be directly elected by the national popular vote.
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More than 150 years after the ratification of the US Constitution's 13th Amendment, Colorado has officially abolished slavery.
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The ratification process could prove complicated if May does not have majority in parliament to get it approved.
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In response, the European Council agrees to an extension to allow for the ratification of the Withdrawal Agreement.
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That's why an amendment requires an overwhelming congressional majority and ratification by three-fourths of the state legislatures.
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The Trump administration and the Mexican and Canadian governments have pushed for ratification as soon as this summer.
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If not, they say the vote might not meet the legal criteria for ratification of the withdrawal agreement.
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That restraint would not be added to the Constitution until the ratification of the 22nd Amendment in 1951.
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The final draft stipulated that the law would not be in effect regarding investigations that predate its ratification.
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Although President Barack Obama has expressed his support of the deal, US ratification is not a sure thing.
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The main questions now are whether and how Mr Santos succeeds in winning ratification of the revised agreement.
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Americans overwhelmingly support ratification of the ERA because it's not just a women's issue -- it's an equality issue.
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Pat Spearman, who championed the ERA's ratification there, traveled to Illinois in May to push for the ERA.
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If the convention makes an unauthorised proposal, Congress can refuse to select a "mode of ratification" for it.
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Obama said it was important to conclude negotiations even though ratification would be unlikely before he leaves office.
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He swept to a landslide victory that November, and passage and ratification of the 20163th Amendment soon followed.
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No family, or cabal, or interest group, or political party grasped power through the drafting and ratification process.
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So, will senators require President Trump to submit a North Korea nuclear accord to the Senate for ratification?
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Doubts emerged on the chances of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will win parliamentary ratification of the deal.
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His latest book is Road to Ratification: How 27 States Tackled the Most Challenging Issue in American History.
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Brazil completed its domestic process for ratification Monday and is expected to join next week, as is Mexico.
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Senate ratification is required when agreements legally bind the United States to action or to a financial commitment.
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The delay in ratification could limit Japan's ability to influence negotiations on the finer details of the agreement.
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For its part, Congress could extend the ratification deadline — but that's unlikely to happen as long as Sen.
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Several years for ratification plus another ten may be the best that Congress can responsibly and thoughtfully do.
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The deal included pay raises, lump-sum bonuses and $11,000 ratification bonuses for most workers, among other benefits.
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Lawmakers in both chambers of Congress introduced identical pieces of legislation in 2017 to remove the ratification deadline.
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Enacted a few months after the Second Amendment's ratification, it presumably reflected the original understanding of the right.
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The Equal Rights Amendment had collapsed, failing to win the required ratification of three-fourths of the states.
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It will require ratification by both national parliaments and approval in a Macedonian referendum, which is not assured.
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This is due to EU proceedings, which include the need to take the final deal to parliamentary ratification.
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To begin with, a "convention for proposing amendments" cannot change the Constitution's ratification procedure or impose amendments unilaterally.
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Legal experts say Congress has to remove that expired ratification deadline to get it over the finish line.
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By 1918, when what would be the 18th Amendment began its ratification process, 17 states already prohibited alcohol.
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Speier's resolution would remove the deadline to ratify the ERA, while Maloney's bill would restart the ratification process.
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The move follows an agreement by EU leaders in mid-September that they speed up the ratification process.
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In fact, it isn't even a multilateral deal that requires ratification in either Congress or the Iranian Parliament.
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The legislature also formally passed the Equal Rights Amendment, giving it the 38-state majority necessary for ratification.
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During the ratification process of a number of resolutions, he sided with Stanton in support of women's enfranchisement.
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How it's playing out: With ratification complete, companies are beginning to disclose details about where the money's going.
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The ratification of this extraordinary and historic agreement by 195 nations makes tackling climate change an international priority.
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He said he would champion ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment and ensure access to reproductive health care.
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Senate ratification is a critical component of the Constitution's checks and balances among the three branches of government.
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Neither the UAW nor GM released details of the deal, which is subject to ratification by UAW members.
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Amid the uncertainty, Vietnam's ruling party has taken the ratification of the TPP off its agenda this year.
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Obtaining both House and Senate supermajority support, followed by ratification from 38 state legislatures, would be nearly impossible.
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Ratification of the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal would help Japan reform agriculture and other sectors, he added.
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When the ratification campaign bogged down, Congress tried to change the rules by extending the deadline to 1982.
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In Macedonia, parliamentary ratification, a referendum and a constitutional amendment is required for the change to take place.
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In Greece, the deal faces ratification in Parliament only after Macedonia has completed its part of the process.
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Greece offered to be the first to proceed with ratification, and is expected to do so on Friday.
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The passport is supposed to come into effect after ratification by the parliaments of at least 15 African countries.
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" ...The North Carolina ratification convention: "No one need be afraid that officers who commit oppression will pass with immunity.
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"Any attempt at third bite at the apple, at extending the ratification deadline, would likely be unconstitutional," Foley said.
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The Bulgarian Church, however, has joined the chorus against ratification, saying it is opening the door to moral decay.
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By that deadline, 35 states had ratified the Equal Rights Amendment, and five of those states rescinded their ratification.
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The ratification brings to an end the union's 19703-day strike, which cost the automaker well over $21970 billion.
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Opponents of the ERA have promised to fight it in court, citing a 1982 ratification deadline set by Congress.
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Pence is going to meet Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in Ottawa on May 30 to discuss "advancing" ratification.
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The two-year contract includes a ratification bonus and annual wage rate increases over the life of the contract.
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Unless Article V is amended first, a convention would have no constitutional power to change the ratification rules itself.
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This was front-page news in the 1970s, passing Congress but just falling shy of ratification in the states.
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"What is the present moral character of the citizens of the United States?" he asked during the ratification controversy.
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He said that had led 12 Kurdish parties to express reservations, but would not obstruct ratification of the document.
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"Amid the optimism ... as things stand, parliamentary ratification is far from certain," Dean Turner, an economist at UBS, said.
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Reagan finished work on the ratification of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces agreement with the Soviet Union in 1988.
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And the ratification in Congress of the trilateral U.S. Mexico Canada Agreement, a replacement for NAFTA, also faces hurdles.
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"This deal should never have been signed or brought to parliament for ratification," party leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis told parliament.
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CANADIAN FOREIGN MINISTER SAYS U.S. METALS TARIFFS RAISE QUESTIONS AMONG MANY CANADIANS ABOUT RATIFICATION OF NEW USMCA TRADE DEAL
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Lawmakers would likely move on to USMCA ratification during the following session due to begin in September, she added.
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At the same time, Washington is pressing for ratification of a new continental trade pact with Canada and Mexico.
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The move is likely to speed up the ratification of final results and the formation of a new government.
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Negotiations will have to wind up about October 2018, the EU reckons, to give time for parliamentary ratification processes.
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In every instance, however, Congress proposed amendments that were only enacted upon ratification by three-fourths of the states.
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Only once both houses of parliament approve changes to the constitution will it be sent to Ramaphosa for ratification.
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Fewer than 22019 years after the Volstead Act took effect, Prohibition was repealed by ratification of the 21st Amendment.
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In 613, citizens in Massachusetts were the first to attempt ratification of their state Constitution by a legislative referendum.
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During debates over the ratification of the Constitution, George Mason argued that a president might abuse the pardon power.
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At the very least, the Senate should have a full debate on the matter, exercising its powers of ratification.
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Perhaps that helps explain why the Obama administration never submitted it to the Senate for ratification as a treaty.
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The outcome of the referendum, which analysts expect to support independence, is then subject to ratification by PNG's parliament.
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If Democratic leaders blocked ratification of the deal, he said he had a "better plan" but provided no details.
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The administration would need to send the amendment to the Senate for a ratification vote to ensure U.S. participation.
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"We need some clarification," he told Reuters by telephone late on Sunday afternoon, before the ratification results were released.
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Given the STATES Act's unusual bipartisan support, the media has speculated endlessly on the implications of its potential ratification.
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Unlike the 2015 deal, a new agreement in the form of a treaty would require ratification by the Senate.
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In exchange for ratification, the White House would have to agree to massive modernization of the remaining U.S. weapons.
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The outcry, raised by the school board's ratification of the deal on March 27, started with social media posts.
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They poured money into "wet" campaigns while also trying to thwart ratification of the 19th Amendment in the states.
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It will then go to the European Parliament for ratification, a step that is not expected to be controversial.
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And in his waning days in office, he sent the treaty to the Senate to begin the ratification process.
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The argument had to be considered and eliminated as it resonated with many Americans and threatened the Constitution's ratification.
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To approve the amendment, ratification was needed in 38 states by 1979; the deadline was later extended to 1982.
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The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement is awaiting ratification while Washington and Beijing have signed an initial trade deal.
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Jackie Speier have previously introduced legislation that would, respectively, either restart the ratification process entirely or lift the deadline.
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If Virginia were to vote in favor of the ERA, it would hit the threshold it needs for ratification.
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Once the Ford ratification vote is complete, the union will turn to the third unionized US automaker, Fiat Chrysler.
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For example, some investors are worried that the ratification of the US-Mexico-Canada trade agreement could be jeopardized.
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Partisan gerrymandering, however, opens a door to the proposal and ratification of amendments are not in fact widely supported.
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Sixty-three percent of respondents said the Paris agreement or future climate pacts ought to go through Senate ratification.
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Timely ratification of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) must be a priority for the recently reconvened 28503th Congress.
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Ratification of the USMCA will demonstrate the commitment of global trade leaders to weathering this period of economic uncertainty.
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Johnson intends to re-submit the Withdrawal Agreement Bill to the British parliament on Friday for ratification before Christmas.
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The outcome of the referendum, which analysts expect to support independence, will be subject to ratification by PNG's parliament.
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"Our Democratic delegates, incumbents and the candidates made it clear that ERA ratification is a priority," Filler-Corn said.
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Johnson intends to re-submit the Withdrawal Agreement Bill to the British parliament on Friday for ratification before Christmas.
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There was also the issue of the constitutional provision that preserved the slave trade for 20 years after ratification.
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Rank and file membership would then participate in a ratification vote, though they could return to work before then.
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If not, they say the vote might not meet the legal criteria necessary for ratification of the withdrawal agreement.
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However, as Nancy F. Cott reminds us, popular and scholarly skeptics began proclaiming suffrage a dud immediately after ratification.
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"This ratification suggests that amendments, such as the ERA, which do not contain a textual time limit, remain valid for state ratification indefinitely," three graduates of the T.C. Williams School of Law in Richmond, Va., argued in a 1997 article published in the William & Mary Journal of Race, Gender, and Social Justice.
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Together, the United States and China make up about 40 percent of world emissions, bumping the needle generously towards ratification.
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Ratification of the Mercosur accord by Europe's national parliaments will take up to two years and will not be easy.
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That threshold would render ratification well-nigh impossible, as the Independent Greeks have already said they would vote against it.
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European Council President Donald Tusk says he's "ready to discuss how to facilitate U.K. ratification," but will not reopen negotiations.
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That council's approval is needed before any tentative agreement would go to nearly 28.3,21 strikers for rank-and-file ratification.
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The escalation of trade wars in North America does not bode well for the ratification process of USMCA (new NAFTA).
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U.S. Vice President Mike Pence said he would meet with Trudeau in Ottawa on May 30 to discuss "advancing" ratification.
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Trump is pushing for ratification of USMCA and a deal with China that would end a potentially damaging trade war.
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Yet he supported the Constitution throughout the ratification debates and "sincerely rejoice[d]" at its eventual approval by the states.
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Folli instead presented an alternative restructuring proposal for creditors and said it expected court ratification of it by June 2020.
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The next step for the directive is ratification from the European Council, the institution that brings together different EU governments.
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Goldman Sachs economist Adrian Paul said ratification of a Brexit deal would no longer be possible in the second quarter.
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The deadline is a soft one, but each day after that date makes U.S. ratification of an accord more difficult.
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The deal needs ratification by at least 55 countries representing 55 percent of global carbon dioxide emissions to take effect.
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Ratification is all the more critical because companies from Asia and Europe want to develop and push their own technologies.
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Dias said the union will move on to the Ford negotiations in one week if ratification takes place as planned.
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With very few exceptions, Congress included a seven year ratification deadline in the constitutional amendments proposed after the Civil War.
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Ratification would take a few years, but even Republican budgets with ambitious assumptions would take a full decade to balance.
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UNITED AUTO WORKERS UNION'S NATIONAL COUNCIL VOTES TO SEND TENTATIVE AGREEMENT WITH FORD MOTOR CO TO MEMBERSHIP FOR RATIFICATION VOTE
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The state Senate had voted in favor of ratification last month, and it does not require the support of Gov.
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Whether right or wrong, the White House did not deal with the Iran deal as a treaty requiring Senate ratification.
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As a result, slavery was not abolished until ratification of the 13th Amendment in December 1865, after the war's end.
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"Clearly, America's farmers and ranchers have much to gain from approval of TPP and we support its ratification," Duvall said.
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There never has been a U.S.-North Korea agreement that went through ratification, an otherwise standard procedure for international treaties.
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Congress should move forward with the USMCAWe have closely watched the negotiation and now the ratification process of the USMCA.
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Together, we can push for ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment; four bills have been introduced in the 115th Congress.
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First off, in the 1970s, five states rescinded their ratification of the amendment: Idaho, Kentucky, Nebraska, South Dakota, and Tennessee.
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That's why there was a ratification of the Antarctic Treaty in 2009 that banned large cruise ships from landing sites.
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Maddy must have taken our cohabitation for some ratification of a general O.K.ness—why else would I live with him?
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But the ERA expired when it was three states short of ratification, according to the National Organization for Women (NOW).
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"Ratification will be a victory for East Timor, for achieving not only national sovereignty but also maritime sovereignty," he said.
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By the 1982 deadline for state ratification, just 35 states had approved the amendment, three short of the number needed.
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And elements of his administration — specifically, within the Environmental Protection Agency — continue to oppose ratification, largely for broader ideological reasons.
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Just the possibility that the Democrats may stall its ratification in Congress could discourage potential investors in Canada, some fear.
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The Obama administration signed it 2016, but the Trump White House has not sent it to the Senate for ratification.
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Afterward, convinced that the United States Constitution was written for the privileged few, he threw himself into defeating its ratification.
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When the measure passed Congress in 1972, lawmakers attached a 1977 ratification deadline to it, then extended it to 1982.
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Virginia supporters have framed ERA ratification as a chance to rebut the state's long history of racist and intolerant policies.
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The measures steadily climbed through the legislature throughout the month before the last step of ratification was completed on Monday.
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Gloss (1921), the Supreme Court held that Congress may "fix a definite period for the ratification" of a constitutional amendment.
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But after that, the ratification movement ran into staunch resistance led by Ms. Schlafly, and by 1976, it had fizzled.
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The date is the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment, which gave women the right to vote.
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Republicans now control both houses of Congress and could greatly accelerate or impede the ratification of a revised Nafta deal.
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The Democratic-controlled House Judiciary Committee voted in November to approve a measure that would retroactively remove the ratification deadline.
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If the Senate blocks U.S. ratification, nuclear dangers will be compounded in East Asia, South Asia, and the Middle East.
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The National Archives and Records Administration, which oversees the ratification of constitutional amendments, said it would abide by that deadline.
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Other issues are pending House action, including 28500 federal spending and ratification of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement on trade.
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Any change to that lifetime tenure and the Constitution would require ratification by three-fourths, 38, of the 50 states.
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Inside, I am a spirit from an earlier, simpler age—a time of economic surplus and the ratification of NAFTA .
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January 10 marks the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the Treaty of Versailles, which officially ended World War 1.
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At the time, not everyone bought the argument that it was necessary to disenfranchise women in order to secure ratification.
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Under the pseudonym "Publius," Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay eloquently pleaded the case for ratification of the Constitution.
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Anyway, we just decided to give her one more piece of fantasy legislation and the challenge would be the ratification.
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A century ago, the 33th Amendment, which granted women the right to vote, was submitted to the states for ratification.
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Some top members of the leading party in the ruling coalition, the conservative HDZ, also voiced discontent with the planned ratification.
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Some progressive lawmakers touted Trump's decision to back out of the 12 nation deal, which needed congressional ratification before being implemented.
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That would force parliament to repeat the ratification vote, after which Ivanov would no longer be able to block the process.
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The Equal Rights Amendment died went the ratification deadline passed, just three states short of the 38 necessary having signed on.
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Any agreement needs the approval of 65% of EU member states before it is presented to the European Parliament for ratification.
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When it was clear the critics had enough support to prevent ratification in the upper house, Ms Bishop withdrew the bill.
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The attorneys general of Illinois, Virginia and Nevada filed a lawsuit Thursday demanding the ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA).
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Republicans and Democrats in the House and Senate will soon consider whether to extend the deadline for ratification of the ERA.
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GERB's junior coalition partner, the far-right United Patriots, opposed ratification and the opposition Socialists demanded a referendum on the issue.
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She did not say, when asked, whether Canada had concerns about the impact on the ratification of the new trade deal.
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The issue of parliamentary ratification is sensitive because a majority of MPs voted for Britain to remain in the European Union.
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The Paris climate agreement was carefully crafted so as not to need Senate ratification—which it had no hope of getting.
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Ratification was swift compared to other international treaties, showing strong international support, but around 100 countries have yet to ratify it.
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The ability of her Stop ERA campaign to eventually halt state-by-state ratification indicated the public broadly agreed with her.
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Because the US plan was termed an "executive agreement," the White House says Obama did not require Senate approval for ratification.
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Front-loading reforms offers some insulation: the government can portray the deal as a ratification of what it was already doing.
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The government said the sale was approved on Thursday by the cabinet and will be sent to parliament for further ratification.
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If campaigners call for the ERA's adoption upon ratification by a 38th state, those five states may mount a legal challenge.
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The demarcation accord requires parliamentary ratification and many Egyptians are furious that parliament was not consulted in advance of the accord.
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Instead, they created a novel framework for economic policy that led to unprecedented prosperity and security in the decade after ratification.
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The process has delayed the ratification of the final election results, and has prolonged the process of forming the new government.
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It was well understood at the time of the Constitution's ratification that the president has control over all federal law enforcement.
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In August the prime minister of Singapore, Lee Hsien Loong, called TPP's ratification "a litmus test" of American credibility in Asia.
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U.S. inaction on treaty ratification has already provided other states, including China, India, and Pakistan, with cynical excuses not to act.
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In effect, the next deadline for Switzerland to sign the treaty and start the ratification process is the end of October.
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But she told reporters later that ratification of the agreement would be difficult as long as the tariffs remain in place.
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Greece's European Union allies, who once shuddered at the anti-austerity rhetoric from the 45-year old premier, welcomed the ratification.
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Jessica Neuwirth, a founder and co-president of the E.R.A. Coalition, argued that ratification in Virginia would make inaction politically untenable.
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The answer is that it's sitting on the desk of President Trump, waiting to be sent to the Senate for ratification.
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Because the ratification deadline has long passed, efforts to enshrine the amendment into the Constitution will almost certainly face legal challenges.
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The United Nations is expecting to receive ratification documents before the end of Wednesday from the European Union, Canada and Nepal.
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Of course, there would be a logistical limit on the number of amendments moving simultaneously through the proposal-to-ratification pipeline.
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James Madison originally proposed this idea in 1789, and it took more than two centuries for it to win states' ratification.
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Congress never attached a time limit for ratification, and in 1982, Gregory Watson, a college sophomore, wrote a paper about it.
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Howard Baker voted for ratification of the Panama Canal Treaties, a vote that may have cost him the presidency as well.
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The quick ratification of the global climate deal, however, will likely require a bit of procedural fancy footwork at the Nov.
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In New York, ratification was even more vital, since a rejection of the plan would have cleaved the nation in two.
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Moreover, no additional states ratified the Equal Rights Amendment between 1979 and the end of the extended ratification deadline in 1982.
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It happened in every decade from the Constitution's ratification in the 1780s through the 1910s, when Arizona and New Mexico joined.
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This eliminates a huge hurdle to the ratification of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), the revised version of NAFTA.
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But with Ms. Pelosi in no apparent hurry to strike a deal, the window for a summer ratification is closing fast.
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The agreement is subject to ratification by the union membership in voting on a local level from now to Jan. 12.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will to travel to Washington on Thursday to meet with Trump to discuss the deal's ratification.
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There's a historical haze confounding plans to observe the coming 215th anniversary of the ratification of the 153th Amendment in 215.
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The lawmakers also wore white to honor the 100th anniversary of the ratification of 19th amendment, which allowed women to vote.
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One vote short Congress passed the ERA in 22017, sending it to the states for ratification within a seven-year deadline.
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The department said the only option for supporters now is to kick off the ratification process all over again in Congress.
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Temporary workers, who have a shortened path to become permanent employees as part of the deal, would receive $4,500 ratification bonuses.
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Temporary workers, who have a shortened path to becoming permanent employees as part of the deal, would receive $20153,500 ratification bonuses.
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Voting for ratification is one way that Republicans can rejoin the mainstream that seeks to reduce nuclear dangers by diplomatic means.
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Virginia Democrats also say they will push for ratification of an amendment to the United States Constitution granting women equal rights.
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The Trump administration asked the WTO for an emergency meeting to give the formal ratification needed for tariffs in mid-October.
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In fact, they watered down the wording of the Agreement to facilitate the Administration's argument that it does not require ratification.
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They reached a tentative labor deal last year, but rank and file union members rejected it in a September ratification vote.
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Darrag served as secretary-general of Egypt's Islamist-dominated Constituent Assembly, which rammed its constitution through to ratification in December 2012.
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There should be — and I predict will be — a renewed push for the passage and ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment.
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The White House has pushed for swift ratification of the trade agreement struck last year between the U.S., Mexico and Canada.
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It will enter into force 90 days after the 50th country deposits its ratification of the treaty with the United Nations.
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The USMCA has already been signed by the leaders of the three countries, but is also subject to ratification by lawmakers.
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The statement could undermine the ratification of the trade deal, which is meant to replace the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Although the requisite number of states have never approved it, unlike the ERA, the original first amendment has no ratification deadline.
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After the Senate's Elections and Immunity Commission rules on the matter, the issue must go before the full Senate for ratification.
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Women achieved the right to vote in 1920 with the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment — 144 years after our country's founding.
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The White House has been pushing for swift ratification of the USMCA — struck last year among the U.S., Mexico and Canada.
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She said 86.85 percent of voters ratified the charter, 9 percent opposed ratification and 4.5 percent spoiled or left ballots blank.
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U.S. Assisant Secretary Christopher Ford, Washington's nuclear non-proliferation envoy, was skeptical about Zerbo's hopes and the prospects for Iran's ratification.
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For that reason, the two sides could decide to negotiate two or more treaties, limiting the number that need wider ratification.
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A group of conservative states, backed by the DOJ, contend the ERA failed to meet the ratification deadline decades ago and Congress has no legal authority to amend it; Democratic attorneys, on the other hand, argue the Constitution doesn't give Congress the power to set any ratification deadline, so the ERA should be considered enacted now.
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"The government view at the moment is it is very likely that any such agreement will be subject to ratification," Eadie said.
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Hoyer also announced that the House will vote on Thursday on a resolution to remove the deadline for ratification of the ERA.
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ADAK CEO Japhter Rugut said last week the Bill was ready and was only awaiting ratification of a few aspects by WADA.
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CANADIAN GOVERNMENT TO FORMALLY PRESENT BILL ON RATIFICATION OF NEW NORTH AMERICAN TRADE PACT TO PARLIAMENT ON WEDS - SOURCE FAMILIAR WITH MATTER
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The Mufti Office of the Muslim Denomination also opposed ratification and said: "gender topics are dangerous, bottomless traps" that endanger Bulgarian society.
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Elsewhere, the group has been pushing for ratification of an amendment to the Montreal Protocol aimed at phasing greenhouse gases called hydrofluorocarbons.
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What's next: The ratification process moved quickly in Mexico, but is likely to face a slower procedure in the U.S. and Canada.
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United States ratification would encourage treaty approval by China, the critical partner in working to end the nuclear threat from North Korea.
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Cubans are expected to ratify the new constitution, but by a lesser margin than the 97.6 percent ratification of the current one.
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But the NAFTA replacement Trump has negotiated with Canada and Mexico only marginally changes the original, and Pelosi was noncommittal on ratification.
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Many governments fear that a mounting euroscepticism across Europe will make it very difficult to win popular ratification for new EU treaties.
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The alternative would likely have required it to get ratification as a treaty by two-thirds of the Senate, a near impossibility.
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The six nations are among 12 signatories of the TPP, which currently cannot take effect without the ratification of the United States.
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But the pact's ratification by U.S. lawmakers is uncertain because Democrats, who control the House of Representatives, are seeking tougher enforcement measures.
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Ban was speaking in the Chinese city of Hangzhou, where the United States and China announced their formal ratification of the deal.
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Despite overwhelming bipartisan support for ratification, it failed to even get a vote in the Senate during the last push in 2012.
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Environment ministers from the 28-nation bloc said Friday that they approved a fast-track process for ratification that includes an Oct.
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At least 20 countries are expected to announce their ratification of the agreement in an event at the United Nations on Wednesday.
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If and when he does, he should depart from the Obama precedent, remember the Constitution, and submit that agreement for Senate ratification.
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Details regarding the deal will be made available following the completion of the ratification process, a spokesperson for United States Steel Corp.
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Vietnamese ratification was widely considered a formality having already been approved in January by the top brass of the ruling Communist Party.
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The recent 40-day strike of 48,000 union members at General Motors ended with a new contract that included $11,0003 ratification bonuses.
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Since the Fifth Amendment's ratification, one theme above all others has dominated the Supreme Court's interpretation of the Due Process Clause: fairness.
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Another major trade challenge facing Trump is ratification of a new continental trade pact he signed last year with Mexico and Canada.
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His guest, the actress and activist Kamala Lopez, was powerfully emotional as she called for the ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment.
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The Syria People's Assembly voted to approve ratification of the agreement last month, according to the country's state-run media outlet SANA.
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In a message posted on YouTube, Mohammad Javad Zarif said Tehran would also be prepared to reject any ratification of the deal.
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The original pact required ratification by at least six countries accounting for 85 percent of the combined gross domestic product of members.
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On this issue, however, there is a distinction with a very big difference in that the 2628th Amendment had no ratification deadline.
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In the 85033 decision in Idaho versus Freeman, a district court held that the original Equal Rights Amendment ratification deadline was constitutional.
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According to the draft seen by Reuters, the EU will agree "an extension to allow for the ratification of the Withdrawal Agreement".
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The senate would then only really have a say in big issues like the ratification of EU treaties and other constitutional reforms.
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The administration is still weighing whether to take the necessary next step: Sending the amendment to the Senate for a ratification vote.
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" The space at the Hamilton Hotel in downtown D.C. "honors 100 years of women's suffrage and the ratification of the 19th Amendment.
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The main question mark hanging over its ratification is in the United States, where Democratic lawmakers have threatened to block the process.
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Setting aside Ginsburg's recent comments, it is also unclear whether the 1982 deadline Congress imposed on ERA ratification should be considered binding.
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House Democrats are working to extend the deadline for ratification, though the chances of passage are unclear in the Republican-led Senate.
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The Senate will likely take up USMCA ratification after Trump's impeachment trial in the chamber, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky.
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Trending To commemorate the centennial of the ratification for the women's vote, new tours and exhibitions can be found across the country.
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They noted that five states — Nebraska, Tennessee, Idaho, Kentucky and South Dakota — had tried to rescind their ratification votes in the 1970s.
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The House of Representatives is poised to vote to extend the ratification, but the extension's fate in the GOP Senate is uncertain.
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Opponents of the ERA say the deadline for ratification has expired and cite the five states that rescinded or withdrew their ratifications.
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The White House's legislative affairs office has suggested another route: Sending the Paris agreement to the Senate for ratification as a treaty.
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Vollmer's No. 1 must-read is a 2010 nonfiction book called "Ratification: The People Debate the Constitution, 1787-1788" by Pauline Maier.
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The National Archives and Records Administration, which has a role in certifying ratification, said it would abide by the Justice Department's guidance.
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In North Carolina, Representative Carla Cunningham, a black woman and former nurse, is the state's chief sponsor of the ERA ratification bill.
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Many business organizations have pushed for swift ratification of the deal as they seek certainty in the two largest U.S. export markets.
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If they approve the deal, it would then go to individual EU countries for ratification, in many cases requiring a parliamentary vote.
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Now more than ever, we need to reframe conversations surrounding the need for an urgent ratification of USMCA in a globalist context.
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President Obama makes a statement on the ratification of The Paris Agreement in the Rose Garden of the White House on Oct.
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The amendment still needs two things to happen in order to move forward: It requires ratification by three-fourths — or 38 — states.
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It could also delay the ratification of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement, the trilateral trade deal that Trump wants to replace NAFTA.
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Trudeau's office said Trump and Trudeau would discuss ratification of a new U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade deal which was signed last November.
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The independent online newspaper El Toque asked readers to send in local tallies, a dozen of which showed overwhelming support for ratification.
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The EU agreement, over Polish objections that it wanted more guarantees for its coal-fired economy, short-cuts 28 separate national ratification processes.
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The effort has two key components: restart the ratification process and getting rid of a decades-old deadline that could hinder its progress.
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"There's been a major revival of indigenous claims amidst the enhanced possibilities that were afforded by the ratification of Convention 169," he said.
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But on the Greek side, Kammenos vowed to prevent the deal&aposs ratification in parliament without seeking explicit consent from the Greek public.
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While the U.S. has replaced its free trade agreement with Canada and Mexico, it faces hurdles on its way to ratification in Congress.
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In 21625, Congress passed a controversial resolution extending the state ratification deadline to June 2900, although no more additional states had ratified it.
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The union said it will be decided Thursday whether they should remain on strike until the rank-and-file ratification vote takes place.
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Women's rights advocates have led the nationwide effort for the amendment's ratification, arguing it will protect women from discrimination and gender-based violence.
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CANADIAN FOREIGN MINISTER CHRYSTIA FREELAND NOTES THAT MEXICAN PRESIDENT SAID FRIDAY THAT MEXICO INTENDS TO MOVE AHEAD WITH RATIFICATION PROCESS OF USMCA PACT
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EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT RATIFICATION - Unscheduled The European Parliament must also sign off on any agreement reached between May and the other 27 EU leaders.
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EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT RATIFICATION - Unscheduled The European Parliament must also sign off on any agreement reached between May and the other 313 EU leaders.
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EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT RATIFICATION - Unscheduled The European Parliament must also sign off on any agreement reached between May and the other 27 EU leaders.
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"Ratification in Europe is likely to be far from straightforward," analysts at research firm Teneo Intelligence said in a note earlier this month.
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Your Negotiating Committee is pleased to report that we have reached a tentative agreement with the AMPTP that we can recommend for ratification.
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France wants a new summit once it is clearer whether or not there will be an early ratification or a British EU vote.
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Under the 2015 nuclear deal agreed to by Tehran, Iran must seek ratification of the protocol eight years after the deal was adopted.
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"Without effective proxy access, the director election process simply offers little more than a ratification of management's slate of nominees," the letter said.
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By 1969, a few years after his campaign began, President Nixon had renounced bioweapons and resubmitted the Geneva Protocol to Congress for ratification.
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Here are the latest developments on Capitol Hill as Trump pushes for the agreement's swift ratification: — CNBC's Kayla Tausche contributed to this report
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"Canada has done its share, we have done our work, and now it's up to each country to work on ratification," said Freeland.
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The agreement includes a ratification bonus and annual wage rate increases over the life of the contract, the airline said in a statement.
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When it came for ratification, however, Sarkozy, then president, bypassed a popular referendum and passed the treaty by a simple vote of parliament.
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Slavery ended with ratification of the 13th Amendment in 1865, and Daniel opened his distillery a year later, employing two of Green's sons.
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That push for ratification failed, unable to garner the three-fourths vote required to back it by an original deadline of seven years.
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A wave of Democratic wins could embolden progressives who would see those results as a ratification of a liberal pushback against President Trump.
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In January, Milano testified at a shadow hearing at the Rayburn House Office building in support of ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment.
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There's no deadline for ratification, but lawmakers are likely to wait to vote until the ITC releases its report on the economic impact.
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Another major trade challenge facing Trump is ratification of a new North American trade pact he signed last year with Mexico and Canada.
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The debate over the content of the Mayor's proposed new statehood constitution and the sequence for its ratification have caused flurries of discontent.
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On Monday, Brazil, which emits about 2 percent of global emissions, announced that it had completed its domestic ratification of the Paris deal.
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It didn't provide for individual rights, a fact that became a major sticking point as many states faced a decision on its ratification.
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Zaev even toyed with the possibility of snap elections to replace sitting members of parliament should ratification in the Sobranie, Macedonia's parliament, fail.
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The Paris Agreement on climate change, designed to start in 3.43, entered into force on Friday, a month after reaching key ratification thresholds.
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In the United States, Mr. Obama still has not succeeded in winning ratification of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a far more advanced deal.
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The decision to forgo the ratification process, for better or worse, has now allowed the Trump administration to unilaterally withdraw from the agreement.
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Ratification may be difficult under the U.S. Constitution, which requires two-thirds of the Senate, but it nevertheless remains the expected international norm.
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But the greenhouse gas cuts in the deal are not binding, and it is not a treaty, because that would require Senate ratification.
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But with Republicans set to control the White House and Congress, Mr. Obama abandoned plans to seek ratification from the lame-duck Congress.
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Ratification of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), which the White House has lobbied Congress to clear, now looks like a question mark.
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The United Nations took a big step toward entering the Paris climate change agreement into force Wednesday when 31 countries submitted ratification paperwork.
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Democrats in the U.S. Congress, largely in the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives, have threatened to stall ratification until their concerns are met.
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Two sources said their decision, which is subject to ratification by Italy's Industry Ministry, would be announced in the second half of April.
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Jim Dabakis announced that he would be introducing an Equal Rights Amendment ratification bill this session, which would guarantee equal rights for women.
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That convention even scrapped the Articles' terms of ratification — unanimous approval by the states — and substituted a lower barrier, three-fourths of states.
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"The agreement is already heading into force and the U.S. will not be able to withdraw for four years after ratification," Coequyt said.
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Ratification by both countries would open the way for a renamed the Republic of North Macedonia to join NATO and the European Union.
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Letter More than 11,000 amendments to the Constitution have been proposed since its ratification, but only 27 have become law — none since 1992.
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"As more and more of the people in the leadership get in trouble, it hurts the contract in terms of ratification," he said.
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The EU is urging May to work with Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to unlock ratification of the withdrawal agreement she negotiated with Brussels.
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The deal is the European Union's second effort at a trade pact in Southeast Asia, after one with Singapore that is nearing ratification.
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It said giving FSP a board seat will be submitted for ratification at its next AGM, which is now slated for June 25.
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Herring, who personally supports the proposed amendment, said his office has been preparing for a long time for potential challenges to Virginia's ratification.
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China will follow the U.S. lead in ratification and this will be important for getting its neighbor and ally North Korea to join.
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In addition to urging the treaty's ratification, the Democratic lawmakers said Tuesday's ruling provides opportunities for other claimants in the South China Sea.
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Presently, it's up to Congress to decide if it intends to extend the ratification deadline of the ERA, which had expired decades earlier.
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In 2011, Turkey lead the ratification of the Istanbul Convention, a Council of Europe accord on gender equality and preventing violence against women.
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Having freed themselves from English rule, the colonies drifted under the Articles of Confederation but were united by the ratification of the Constitution.
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The Senate passed a new North American trade deal Thursday, sending one of President Donald Trump's top priorities to his desk for ratification.
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Lopez Obrador said he would send Pelosi a letter on Tuesday asking for her support, and called for ratification as soon as possible.
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These young people are essentially orphans, forced to live by their wits, and defining their turf is the primary ratification of their existence.
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Modern advocates for the ERA say that Congress' ratification deadlines don't matter, because they weren't included in the original text of the amendment.
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The sources include debates from the Constitution's framing and ratification, and writings informing us how key constitutional phrases were used in legal documents.
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To get fast-track Senate ratification, "the administration must also reach an agreement with Canada," said Republican Senator Pat Toomey in a statement.
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When the amendment was passed by Congress in 85033, it was given a seven year ratification deadline that was later extended to 1982.
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The investigation endangers the ratification of the landmark United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement — the rehashed trade agreement between the U.S., Mexico and Canada.
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EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT RATIFICATION - Unscheduled The European Parliament must also sign off on any agreement reached between May and the other 313 EU leaders.
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The relatively speedy ratification of the climate pact, a year before many predictions, was partly driven by Trump's threats to reject the accord.
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The grants also include awards for several large-scale scholarly efforts the endowment has supported for decades, including the George Washington Papers Project, which has so far made 135,000 documents relating to Washington freely available online, and the Documentary History of the Ratification of the Constitution, a multivolume series presenting the content and context of state-by-state debates over ratification.
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With some assistance from James Madison and John Jay, he wrote the Federalist Papers, which helped secure the ratification of the new, stronger Constitution.
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The amendment is now one state away from ratification, and the liberal actress and advocate is pushing for one more legislature to approve it.
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"Once approved by the European Parliament next week, the EU will be able to deposit its ratification instrument," the Commission said in a statement.
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That is so the process of ratification in the European and British parliaments can be completed in good time for Brexit in March 2019.
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Further, the Supreme Court has held that Congress has broad power over the amendment process, a power that extends throughout the process of ratification.
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"The time has come to mobilise the European Union so that there is no delay in the ratification of the Paris Accord," she said.
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Congress may soon consider House Joint Resolution 79, which appears to amend the resolution proposing the Equal Rights Amendment to remove its ratification deadline.
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After Congress passed the 19th Amendment in 1919, ratification needed to occur in 36 states for women's right to vote to become federal law.
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That same day, Pence said he would travel to meet Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in Ottawa on May 30 to discuss "advancing" ratification.
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Chancellor Philip Hammond said last Friday that he was hopeful of clinching a Brexit compromise with Labour to allow the ratification of Mays deal.
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It is not clear yet how Mr Santos, who was awarded the Nobel peace prize last month, will secure ratification of the new agreement.
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The Human Rights Act of 1998 and the ratification of the European Charter of Fundamental Rights in 2000 beefed up the rights of citizens.
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Kudlow's emphasis on the USMCA over the China deal indicates that Trump aims to pressure Democrats to support ratification ahead of the 2020 election.
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The ERA sat at the 21792-state ratification level for more than four decades until 2190, when Nevada lawmakers approved it, becoming the 21982th.
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The constitutional convention of 1787 ignored this, deciding that ratification by nine of them would be sufficient for their document to replace the articles.
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One of the few final-year successes was President Ronald Reagan, who won ratification of an Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty with the Soviets.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will to travel to Washington on Thursday to meet with U.S. President Donald Trump to discuss the deal's ratification.
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To try to accelerate the ratification process, U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has invited world leaders to a high-level event on Sept.
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Finland's ratification has lately come in for criticism domestically from some Finns who argue landmines could be effective in defending the country's long borders.
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It needs ratification by at least 23 parties to the United Nations Convention on Climate Change representing at least 55 percent of global emissions.
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With its ratification, Brazil reinforced its commitment to cut carbon emissions by 37 percent by 2025 and 43 percent by 2030, compared to 2005.
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Swiss failure to endorse the treaty and begin ratification could damage ties with its biggest trading partner, disrupting commerce and cross-border stock trading.
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Thankfully, there's still time to change course and to reject the massive expansion of corporate power that the ratification of these treaties would allow.
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Efforts to join FATF began in November 2017 when President Hassan Rouhani pushed for the ratification of two of four of the organization's requirements.
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"There is no timeline currently determined for these steps, but we have initiated the process to consider U.S. ratification of the Amendment," Garber said.
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The agreements are subject to parliamentary approval in each country, and is likely to take effect at different times depending on the ratification process.
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Ciobo said the TPP, which will now undergo a ratification period, is not only in Australia's national interest but it's also in America's interest.
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But the deal still requires ratification by the two national parliaments and a referendum in Macedonia, and not everyone is inclined to vote "yes".
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Democrats in the U.S. Congress, largely in the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives, have threatened to stall on ratification until their concerns are met.
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Constitutional amendments don't normally have ratification deadlines; in fact, the 27th Amendment was ratified in 1992, more than two centuries after Congress passed it.
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Without ratification as a treaty, President Trump is relieved of the obligation to gain the consent of 67 senators to withdraw from the agreement.
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Bob Corker of Tennessee, also said Pompeo had assured him that he planned to make any accord a treaty that would require Senate ratification.
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Obama might argue that because the HFC deal is an amendment to a treaty the Senate previously approved, it does not need separate ratification.
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President Trump signed a formal request for the Senate to discontinue the United States' ratification process for the global Arms Trade Treaty on Friday.
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To placate the anti-Federalists and ensure ratification, the Federalists promised to pass a Bill of Rights to protect individual liberty and state sovereignty.
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That is unlikely to satisfy the EU, which expects a clear signal that Bern accepts the treaty text and will start the ratification process.
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Trudeau and Trump also reaffirmed their support for the new North American free trade agreement and welcomed work toward its ratification, the statement said.
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The EU plans to formally submit its ratification documents to the United Nations later this week, which would start the required 22019-day clock.
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The measure has almost no chance of becoming law, as it needs Democratic support in the Senate and ratification from the majority of states.
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Ratification is essential to provide certainty within the North American trading relationship and to boost the ability of North American businesses to compete globally.
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A convention for proposing amendments is the Constitution's way of allowing state legislatures to bypass Congress in suggesting constitutional amendments for future state ratification.
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Each time, it happened because two-thirds of both houses of Congress passed an amendment that was then sent to the states for ratification.
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The parties would then have 30 days to iron out the details and keep the process moving toward a potential ratification vote next year.
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The pressure eased when they lifted the tariffs in May to prepare for the ratification of the United States-Mexico-Canada free trade agreement.
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The accord still requires ratification by the two national parliaments and a referendum in Macedonia, a tough test for the leaders in both countries.
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The Equal Rights Amendment, which would guarantee Constitutional rights apply equally to everyone regardless of sex, was three states short of ratification in 21971.
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In 2016, Wallonia temporarily blocked the ratification of a free-trade deal between the European Union and Canada, on both protectionist and environmentalist grounds.
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Five years after she arrived in the United States, she became a free woman with the ratification of the 13th Amendment, which abolished slavery.
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The chief justice began his report by recounting how Alexander Hamilton and James Madison wrote most of the Federalist Papers during the ratification debates.
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Congress initially passed the amendment in 1972 and handed it down to the states to ratify, imposing a 1982 ratification deadline to sign on.
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Constitutional amendments in Mexico require two-thirds support in both chambers of Congress, as well as ratification in a majority of Mexico's state legislatures.
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Opponents would argue it takes a constitutional amendment, which requires supermajority votes in both chambers on Capitol Hill and ratification by most state legislatures.
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To commemorate the centennial of the ratification in 2100, enshrined in the 252th amendment, new tours and exhibitions can be found across the country.
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Jennifer Carroll Foy, a lawmaker who's been integral in advancing the state's ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment, will be the guest of Rep.
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"This will be the ratification of Donald Trump," said Robert T. Grand, a lawyer in Indianapolis and one of the state's most prominent Republicans.
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Hunter contends that ratification was unnecessary for contract extensions, and even if it was necessary, it was Fisher's responsibility to obtain it, not his.
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The Senate Finance Committee approved a new North American trade deal on Tuesday, moving it one step closer to ratification in the United States.
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A constitutional amendment requires the support of two-thirds of both houses of the U.S. Congress and ratification by three-quarters of the states.
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While many books have been written about the country's Constitutional Conventions, this was the first major history book focusing on the process of ratification.
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Carol Jenkins, a black woman, is co-president and CEO of the ERA Coalition and Fund for Women's Equality, an ERA-ratification advocacy group.
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The ratification deadline is long expired, though some advocates argue that only Congress has the power to decide whether to revive a constitutional amendment.
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The agreement is subject to member ratification, and Unifor said details of the deal will not be released until after the vote is held.
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And even if both houses of Congress do support ratification, it is still an open question whether the current Supreme Court would follow Coleman.
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He hoped leaving the document unsigned by its ratification deadline would break the peace agreement it secured, severing his nation's ties with Penglia forever.
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The nomination of Yannick Bollore, who is chief executive officer of advertising group Havas, will be submitted to Vivendi's next shareholders' meeting for ratification.
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Canada's two main opposition parties suggested last week they could move to delay ratification, accusing the Liberal government of botching revisions to the treaty.
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Canada's two main opposition parties suggested last week they could move to delay ratification, accusing the Liberal government of botching revisions to the treaty.
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While it takes only two-thirds, or 28503 states to call the convention, ratification of any proposed amendment requires the approval of 22019 states.
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If the EU, the world's third-largest emitter, speeds up its ratification, it could win the symbolic prize of triggering the accord's formal adoption.
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If adopted, the tentative agreement will go to all Fiat Chrysler hourly and salary workers for a ratification vote that will begin on Dec.
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The government had campaigned heavily for ratification, as its appeals filled radio and television programming, and billboards declaring "Yo Voto Sí" covered Cuba's streets.
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GM offered workers a ratification bonus of $8,000 per member plus wage gains or lump-sum payments in all 4 years of the contract.
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The process of amending the Constitution is extremely cumbersome, requiring both supermajorities in Congress and ratification by a staggering 75 percent of the states.
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Some commentators have embraced ratification of the amendment as the best way to increase the House's size: It doesn't require congressional action, after all.
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The Paris Agreement enters into force after passing a threshold last month of ratification by 55 nations representing 55 percent of greenhouse gas emissions.
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Five states voted to rescind their ratification, moves that most scholars agree are illegal and don't count, but do tell you something about Schlafly's power.
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Amending the Constitution is hard, requiring two-thirds supermajorities in both houses of Congress and then ratification by three-fourths of the states, or 20003.
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In a memorandum attached to the letter, the government set out concerns that if any such amendments were passed, they would block the ratification process.
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"I would like to see a new beginning," Ginsburg said when asked about the ERA ratification at an event at the Georgetown University Law Center.
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By July 50, compromises were reached, the differences ironed out, the chambers had voted, and the proposed amendment was sent to the states for ratification.
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The tours look at hallmark historical moments in America's history, like the ratification of the Constitution, the Revolutionary War and the presidency of George Washington.
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But EU leaders expressed growing confidence after meeting May last week that the jigsaw would fall into place in time for parliamentary ratification by March.
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Macron, however, is seeking a further summit once it is clearer whether or not there will be an early ratification, or a British EU election.
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The United States this month lifted tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum products, clearing the way for ratification of a new North American trade agreement.
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Take the Federalist Papers, written pseudonymously by John Jay, Alexander Hamilton and James Madison to support the ratification of the American constitution in the 1780s.
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The ERA was introduced in the next 49 consecutive sessions of Congress until 1972, when it passed and was sent to the states for ratification.
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Separately, NBIM also said it would vote against the proposed election and ratification of directors at mining company Grupo Mexico, calling instead for more transparency.
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The delegates, expecting the support of the solidly Republican state legislatures that had called the convention, would know they needed some split legislatures for ratification.
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The 27th amendment, which prevents members of Congress from raising their salaries, was proposed in 1789; it did not get its 38th ratification until 1992.
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If both sides announce the ratification on the day, it would be the last major joint statement between the two leaders before Obama leaves office.
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When the ERA's ratification deadline expired in 1982, having been approved by only 35 of the 38 states needed, Schlafly threw a party in Washington.
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MEXICAN DEPUTY FOREIGN MINISTER SAYS PRELIMINARY SUBSIDY DETERMINATION ANNOUNCED BY U.S. DOES NOT PUT IN DANGER THE RATIFICATION OF NORTH AMERICAN TRADE DEAL USMCA - TWEET
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With Donald Trump's win, U.S. hopes of TPP ratification evaporated, as the pact cannot go into force unless both the U.S. and Japan ratify it.
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If the legislature starts ratification in November or even December, it should still be able to complete the elaborate process in time for Brexit day.
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They have introduced a bill that would remove the deadline, theoretically clearing the way for ratification of the ERA upon passage by a final state.
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"Toward the end of the suffrage campaign, as white supremacy gained strength during ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment, new leaders made questionable compromises," she noted.
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On Friday, Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras secured the ratification of an accord to change the name of neighboring Macedonia, ending a decades-old dispute.
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"The Mexican President has said today, speaking for Mexico, that Mexico intends to move ahead with its ratification process," Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland told legislators.
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White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow has said Lighthizer will wait to submit the formal paperwork for ratification until Pelosi gives him the go-ahead.
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The law under which Argentina attempted to steer money to the holders of the restructured bonds could also impede the ratification of any new deal.
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For once, it moved quickly, passing what became the 22017th Amendment to the Constitution in 22017 and winning its ratification in the states by 2017.
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EU accords with Singapore and with Vietnam were at the ratification stage, while deals with Indonesia, Australia and New Zealand were being negotiated, he added.
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Its joint ratification by America and China, the world's biggest polluters, heralds a new era of global cooperation on efforts to cut climate-changing emissions.
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Mahoney, USATF's chief of sport performance, said he would decide on Monday whether to forward the performance to the global governing body for possible ratification.
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Mexico and the U.S. are also ironing out ratification of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement, which will replace the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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Since the cuts are not binding, Obama never submitted it for Senate ratification as a treaty, something that would have been nearly certain to fail.
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The company confirmed it reached a tentative agreement with Unifor, but said because it is subject to member ratification it could not discuss the specifics.
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Above all, it left room for the new federal government to hinder slavery's expansion, something which, after the Constitution's ratification, slavery's opponents struggled to achieve.
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And, the U.S. Chamber of Congress has just published a letter arguing for the ratification of NAFTA 2.0, signed by more than 85033 business organizations.
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This could also help the EU streamline ratification — so that the likes of Belgium's regional parliaments would not be able to hold up the deal.
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With discussion among parliamentarians focused on the president's impeachment, it is highly likely the Paris deal ratification will take longer than it should, Rittl said.
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Cramer said Trump might submit the agreement for Senate ratification, which would certainly fail, in order to show the world that the U.S. opposes it.
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Three of the five states that had rescinded their Equal Rights Amendment ratification in the 21625s later rescinded their applications for an Article V convention.
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Spokespeople for Pelosi, Neal and the USTR did not immediately respond to requests to comment on how far they think progress toward ratification has come.
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The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) is the largest agreement to have been concluded in that timeframe, but its pending ratification remains complicated by domestic politics.
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European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker last week described the EU's slow ratification of the climate deal as "ridiculous" and damaging to the bloc's credibility.
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The bill will now go back to the lower house for final approval, and will then require ratification by more than 50% of state legislatures.
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In this position, he significantly advanced the German energy transition and played a key role in the negotiations for the Kyotoprotocol and its German ratification.
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Ben Cardin, a Maryland Democrat, and Lisa Murkowski, an Alaska Republican, have introduced a companion joint resolution in the Senate to remove the ratification deadline.
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The E.U. and Japan expect rapid ratification of their deal creating a free trade area that covers more than a quarter of the world's economy.
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The newest commissions come under the rubric of the two-year EVE Project commemorating the ratification of the 19th Amendment and the enfranchisement of women.
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Alabama, Louisiana and South Dakota filed a lawsuit in federal court in mid-December seeking to prevent the U.S. archivist from accepting a new ratification.
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Mr. Trump blasted the Trans-Pacific Partnership as a "potential disaster" and made a great show of removing the United States from the ratification process.
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The people spoke on condition of anonymity because those details of the deal, which is subject to ratification by both sides, had not been announced.
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Last month, the US House of Representatives' Judiciary Committee held a markup on a joint resolution that would eliminate the ratification deadline for the ERA.
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Lopez Obrador called for ratification as soon as possible in his morning news conference ahead of the meeting and pledged to enforce the labor reform.
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GM's proposal prior to the strike included an $8,000 ratification bonus and wage or lump-sum pay increases in all four years of the deal.
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Organizers even noted that more widespread support for the grassroots movement and greater diversity in government would be necessary to overcome remaining barriers to ratification.
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When the ERA was sent to the states from Congress in 1972, it carried a seven-year deadline for ratification, later extended to 10 years.
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" Neuwirth and Jenkins also called on Congress to "remove the ERA ratification deadline to facilitate the recognition of constitutional equality for women in this country.
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Vying for influence in the region, China created AIIB in 2015 which now has 70 members including countries awaiting ratification, exceeding those of the ADB.
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A hundred years ago, though, the Nineteenth Amendment finally passed both houses of the United States Congress, and then went to the states for ratification.
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Carol Jenkins is co-president and CEO of The ERA Coalition, comprised of over 100 organizations across the country working for ratification of the ERA.
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It is not clear if the union will have the workers return to work during the ratification process or wait for it to be ratified.
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Sector-specific calls to update NAFTA and demands to curb partisan political maneuvering continue to pile up with little to no effect on ratification proceedings.
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Ratification in the United States has been held up by Democratic lawmakers seeking changes to the accord, including cutting such protections for the pharmaceutical industry.
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Canada later signed on in what became known as the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), which awaits ratification by lawmakers in the three countries.
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The trade pact, which replaces the North American Free Trade Agreement, was signed yesterday by the three countries, paving the way for ratification by lawmakers.
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The trade pact, which replaces the North American Free Trade Agreement, was signed yesterday by the three countries, paving the way for ratification by lawmakers.
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I recall a case when the Equal Rights Amendment was pending and the votes of Illinois legislators were essential to secure ratification by that state.
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The United States Senate has not ratified the convention, even though President Jimmy Carter signed the treaty and sent it over for ratification in 1980.
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That's true with the President's renegotiated North America trade deal, the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), which has been awaiting congressional ratification for months.
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The measure has virtually no chance of becoming law as it would need Democratic support in the Senate and ratification from the majority of states.
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The rushed voting, according to the union, is an attempt to get ratification bonuses to union members before the holidays, if the deal is approved.
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The tax break for state and local taxes dates back to 1914, when a federal income tax was imposed after ratification of the 16th Amendment.
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So the only way any specific form of Brexit can be made legitimate is through ratification in a #PeopleVote which includes the option to remain.
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The 1972 presidential election was also the first one since the ratification of the 26th Amendment, which lowered the voting age from 21 to 18.
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Publius' essays urged New Yorkers to support ratification of the U.S. Constitution, which had been approved by the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia on Sept. 17.
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Canada said on Thursday that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau plans to meet with Trump on June 20 in Washington to discuss ratification of the accord.
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CANADIAN PRIME MINISTER JUSTIN TRUDEAU, ASKED ABOUT IMPLICATION OF TRUMP TARIFF COMMENTS ON USMCA TRADE PACT, SAYS CANADA WILL MOVE AHEAD IN RESPONSIBLE WAY ON RATIFICATION
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In a Medium post, O'Rourke's campaign said he would champion the ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment, which would guarantee equal legal rights regardless of gender.
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The union on Friday also confirmed ratification of a new contract with Aramark, a third-party company that provides janitorial and maintenance services to GM's plants.
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A majority of lawmakers have previously voted to try to block a no-deal exit, but leaving without a deal would not require ratification by parliament.
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Democrats — who hold the House and the power to slow ratification of the deal — have raised concerns about labor and environmental provisions contained in the deal.
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Human-rights activists are trying to use Britain's ratification of the multilateral Arms Trade Treaty in 2300 as a legal tool against the government and BAE.
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"It is our understanding that without tariffs and with USMCA ratification, there will be increased rates, both in agricultural products and manufactured products," Bárcena Coqui said.
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The organization called for increased doping control measures in the new record ratification rules proposal on Monday which could also have an impact on existing marks.
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"The ratification of the AfCFTA presents a real milestone for African unity," wrote in a report by The Africa Growth Initiative at Brookings Institution in May.
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When the proposed Constitution was before the people for ratification, many anti-Federalists worried that the new government would be too powerful, and could become tyrannical.
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The joint ratification, which involved the world's largest two economies, could inspire other countries, such as Canada, India, the UK, and Brazil, to do the same.
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Because the ratification deadline wasn't included in the text of the ERA itself, some legal scholars have argued that states never agreed to a time limit.
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Barnier has regularly said that he wants a deal by November to ensure parliamentary ratification by March, when Britain must leave, with or without a deal.
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President Obama has tried to revive the ratification, but with no success; earlier this fall he asked the UN to pass a resolution against nuclear testing.
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The British parliament's speaker refused to allow a vote on Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Brexit divorce deal, suggesting Johnson faces further problems in the Brexit ratification.
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The US Constitution is devilishly difficult to amend, but even so, the pace of amendments is slowing as we move further from the date of ratification.
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October 2018 - Barnier's target for Withdrawal Treaty, to give time for ratification by the European Parliament and a majority in the European Council by March 2019.
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Even on an area of agreement -- the Trans Pacific Partnership trade deal -- McConnell has suggested ratification be delayed until after the election to avoid political entanglement.
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The U.S. Constitution delegates the power to negotiate treaties to the president, meaning Trump could refuse to relay the ratification to NATO, stalling the process indefinitely.
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Ahn Cheol-soo, the No. 2 candidate in polls, says he would seek parliamentary ratification over the THAAD deployment if the United States demands such payment.
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U.S. President also warned that if a portion of the U.S.-Mexico deal, which requires ratification by Mexican lawmakers, was not approved, "tariffs will be reinstated".
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It was Roe in addition to the aptly named Equal Rights Amendment, which seemed close to ratification, promising to finally write gender equality into the Constitution.
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Even a trade deal with Canada, concluded two years ago and now awaiting ratification in Europe's parliaments, may fall foul of opposition in Germany and Austria.
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Should those requirements be met, as those behind the bid believe they will be, the proposal calls for a final ratification at the 2018 FIFA Congress.
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But López Obrador has been relatively quiet about USMCA, letting Seade take the lead in pushing the revised treaty through ratification both at home and abroad.
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Ban is hoping to bring the Paris climate change deal closer to reality with an event for states to deposit their instruments of ratification or approval.
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Therefore, the ratification of its Paris accord reaffirms the country's leaders are committed to protecting its citizens and its economy from the impacts of climate change.
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