Initially, states ratified the amendment in rapid succession: By 1973, 30 of the necessary 38 states had ratified it.
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Roughly 100 other countries have signed and ratified the treaty and more than two dozen others have signed but not ratified it. Sen.
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Now the most rapidly and widely ratified human rights treaty in the world, it has yet to be ratified by just one country -- the United States.
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By comparison, in 1976 when the current constitution was ratified, 99.02 percent of voters in a 98 percent turnout reportedly ratified and just 23,000 were opposed.
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But Illinois ratified the amendment last month, and proponents argue that the 27th Amendment's 202 years between submission and ratification is evidence that the ERA can still be ratified.
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It then needed to be ratified by 38 states by 1982 (a mostly arbitrary deadline) to be added to the Constitution, but only 35 states ratified it in time.
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Five states, including South Dakota, that initially ratified the ERA have since rescinded their decisions, though two other states, Nevada in 2017 and Illinois in 2018, have recently ratified the ERA.
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" "The objective here is to get this agreement ratified.
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Open for signature since last September, currently there are 60 nations that have signed the Treaty and 14 nations that have ratified it, the latest being New Zealand, which ratified last month.
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The agreement needs to be ratified by all three governments.
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The Federal Supreme Court ratified the election results on Aug.
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The USMCA has not yet been ratified by lawmakers, however.
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But the agreement has only been ratified by 18 countries.
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If ratified, the new rules would apply from Sept. 24.
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Russia has signed but not yet ratified the Paris accord.
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It may be many years before it is formally ratified.
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Attorney General Loretta Lynch has since formally ratified that recommendation.
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Eight of the signatories, including America, have not ratified it.
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The secretary said the administration ultimately wants a ratified treaty.
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Only around 40 countries have ratified extradition treaties with China.
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The U.S. has signed the treaty but not ratified it.
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And that applies even at ratified institutions like Harvard University.
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The three countries have not yet ratified the new deal.
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U.S. and China had ratified the deal on September 3.
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First, all valid, ratified treaties are supreme over state law.
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If approved, the agreement could be ratified early next year.
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She died in 21945, 19633 years before it was ratified.
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It would then need to be ratified by the states.
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The deal was ratified two years later under President Clinton.
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The United States has signed but not ratified the CTBT.
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The Paris Agreement has now been ratified by 132 nations.
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The TPP must be ratified by each member country's parliament.
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It was ratified on June 30 and signed by Gov.
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Except that, in the end, droit du seigneur was ratified.
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But European regulators say transition needs to be ratified first.
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Both countries agreed to reforms and eventually ratified the PSMA.
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The deal has yet to be ratified by Guatemala's government.
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That nomination will have to be ratified by the Senate.
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It was then ratified unanimously by the full Security Council.
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In February, the European Parliament ratified a deal with Canada.
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Mexico overwhelmingly ratified the USMCA soon after, in June 2019.
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In subsequent years, two more states have ratified the ERA.
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But the jobs report neither ratified nor rejected that thesis.
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The ICCPR has been ratified by 173 countries in all.
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Nevada ratified the ERA in 2017 and Illinois in 2018.
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The agreement must then be ratified by Fiat Chrysler workers.
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Russia has not yet ratified the landmark global climate deal.
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The raises would take effect after the contract is ratified.
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Only 85033 states of the 38 needed had ratified it.
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No country that has ratified the court's establishing treaty has ever withdrawn, though several have threatened to do so, and some countries that signed the treaty have never ratified it, including the United States.
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The trade deal, ratified by the Mexican legislature last June and by Congress in January, was formally ratified by the Canadian Senate Friday, and shortly thereafter received royal assent, the Canadian governor general's approval.
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The Nineteenth Amendment was ratified in 1920, but the Equal Rights Amendment, first introduced in Congress in 1923, was never ratified, and the League for a Woman President, founded in 1935, never saw success.
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It was passed by Congress in 1972 and needed to be ratified by 38 states by 1982 (a mostly arbitrary deadline) to be added to the Constitution, but only 35 states ratified it in time.
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A decision not to suspend Greece was ratified by the Council.
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The vote was scheduled after Virginia ratified the amendment last month.
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Despite the opposition, Negroponte still expects the deal to be ratified.
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So far, 185 countries have ratified or adopted the Paris Agreement.
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So far, 61 nations representing 47.8 percent of emissions have ratified.
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"But [it] won't be ratified for many months after," Navarro said.
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I mean, who doesn't like to hear their own views ratified?
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To be adopted, the Constitution needed to be ratified by states.
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But first it's got to get ratified by the UK Parliament.
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Japan's parliament ratified the deal just days before the U.S. withdrawal.
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It has since been ratified by a total of 37 states.
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In a statement, the board said it also ratified its Oct.
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GM, as part of a recently ratified contract with the union,
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Turkey ratified the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) in 1954.
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Earlier this month, the United States ratified the Paris climate accord.
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Treaties are generally signed by governments and then ratified by legislatures.
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The Convention has been ratified by 187 states as of 2018.
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Today, the women's rights convention has been ratified by 183 countries.
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Of the three countries, only Mexico's legislature has ratified the deal.
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The states ratified the 16th Amendment, permitting a national income tax.
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Another 23, including Russia and Indonesia, have signed but not ratified.
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Tensions rose as the deadline approached and Virginia still hadn't ratified.
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To become law, the amendment must be ratified by 21982 states.
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A constitutional amendment needs 38 states in order to be ratified.
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The much more popular 21st Amendment was ratified later that year.
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The vote would have to be ratified by the Constitutional Court.
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In 1972, supporters thought the amendment would be ratified almost overnight.
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TEAMSTERS UNION SAYS TENTATIVE AGREEMENT MUST BE RATIFIED BY UNION MEMBERS
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The government ratified the Paris Agreement on climate change last month.
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Plus the United States has not ratified those two treaties anyway.
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Well, we do have treaties, but those treaties were not ratified.
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Mexico overwhelmingly ratified the USMCA soon after that, in June 2019.
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This must take place before the Withdrawal Agreement can be ratified.
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Macedonia's parliament has already ratified the accord with a constitutional amendment.
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Hawaii ratified the ERA the same day the Senate passed it.
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Some House members were pressing Monday to have the bill ratified soon.
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If ratified, the contract will be in effect until October 1, 2022.
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To get any Brexit deal ratified May needs to secure parliament's approval.
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The move must still be ratified by both Macedonian and Greek parliaments.
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Already, 168 members have ratified the United Nations Law of the Sea.
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Somalia, previously the only other remaining holdout, ratified the treaty in 2015.
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Now, those plans could be in limbo until new treaties are ratified.
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It has yet to be ratified by any of the three countries.
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It was ratified in 1992, although it was originally proposed in 1789.
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"I'm very pleased that that was ratified as to the commissioner's power."
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The law must now be ratified by President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi.
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But to come into force it must be ratified by 20 countries.
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Venezuela's legislature on Tuesday ratified a 2016 resolution declaring the bond null.
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The trade deal becomes effective when ratified by six of the signatories.
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The U.S., by the way, signed the treaty...but never ratified it.
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It also needs to be ratified by lawmakers in Mexico and Canada.
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The 13th amendment, which abolished slavery, was ratified on December 6, 1865.
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The licences must be ratified by parliament before exploration work can begin.
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It needs to be ratified by 50 states to come into force.
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A revised version of the accord was ratified by the country's legislature.
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Whether the accords can be ratified in America's divided Senate remains uncertain.
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Days earlier, the Paris accord had been officially ratified—ahead of schedule.
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Thirty-five states ratified the amendment within five years of its passage.
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Several of the EU's trade deals have been ratified by national parliaments.
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Let them listen to the debates among those who ratified the Constitution.
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Although 180 parties have ratified the FCTC, the United States has not.
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Nevada similarly ratified the Equal Rights Amendment last year after the deadline.
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It has not yet been ratified by enough countries to take effect.
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The people ratified it a year later, in a fully democratic process.
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The USMCA will need to be ratified by Congress after it's signed.
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GM's 49,000 UAW-represented workers have ratified a new four-year contract.
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At issue was the Fourteenth Amendment, which had been ratified in 19633.
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Ratified by 109 countries, this first treaty sets boundaries for space travel.
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Once it's ratified, the goal will be to hold a democratic election.
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Its central committee then met and ratified the pact, party officials said.
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When the Constitution was ratified, there already had been at least thirty.
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Where can I find out if my country has signed or ratified?
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Kigali goes into force for countries that have ratified it in January.
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The United States signed the United Nations treaty but never ratified it.
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"There's no China deal that's worth losing a ratified USMCA," Scissors added.
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Yet this kind of "balancing" is exactly what the Second Circuit ratified.
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To get any Brexit deal ratified, May needs to secure parliament's approval.
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President Barack Obama continued negotiations, and Congress ratified the pact in 2011.
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The Tongan annexation was soon ratified, setting off a dispute with Fiji.
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If approved and ratified, labor peace is established for the next decade.
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The 1979 treaty the country ratified obliges Japan to uphold certain standards.
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The agreement was ratified by the U.S. and China earlier this month.
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The standards are on pace to be ratified by 2020, Menezes said.
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Espinosa said the Paris Agreement had now been ratified by 175 nations.
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In the EU, France, Hungary and Austria have also ratified the accord.
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SCHULMAN: When the second amendment was ratified, they were talking about muskets.
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The deal must still be ratified by CTU rank-and-file members.
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On December 15, 1791, the first amendments to the Constitution were ratified.
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Three countries - Botswana, Morocco and Egypt - have neither signed nor ratified it.
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Iran and the United States have signed but not ratified the CTBT.
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Well, given that the last ratified amendment slightly changed payment processing for members of Congress and was ratified more or less because a dude in Texas thought it'd be fun, I'm not sure the bar is quite that high.
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So far, 17 small nations have ratified, with just 0.04 percent of emissions.
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Within the first year, 30 states ratified it; by 20203, it was 35.
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This, less than a week after 170 nations ratified the Paris Climate Agreement.
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It failed to be ratified and still hasn't been added to the Constitution.
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President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi ratified the long-delayed investment law in June.
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To come into effect, the USMCA must be ratified by each country's congress.
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In all, 15 countries ratified the treaty Friday, according to the United Nations.
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But Nicaragua ratified it in October, and Syria is now planning to follow.
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King Salman ratified by royal decree Tuesday's mass execution and that of 2016.
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The Electoral College – which was ratified in 1804 – is comprised of 538 electors.
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Britain, fearful of the implications for its colonies, ratified it only in 1970.
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That is, there wouldn't be any automatic changes if the amendment was ratified.
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Both the Democratic and Republican parties have now officially ratified their 2016 platforms.
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In the first year after the amendment was passed, 1792 states ratified it.
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To take effect, any withdrawal treaty must be ratified by the European Parliament.
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The CFTA will come into force only when 15 countries have ratified it.
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The U.S. government ratified tariffs of up to 72 percent earlier this month.
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The problem is that only 20163 countries have ratified extradition treaties with China.
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Russia has signed the Paris climate pact, but has not ratified it yet.
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The proposed changes must be ratified by baseball's 30 owners to become official.
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A similar international climate accord, the Kyoto Protocol, wasn't ratified for five years.
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Does anyone complain that the First Amendment was written and ratified in 1789?
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Its proponents insist TPP will be ratified but they have trouble explaining how.
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But it is essentially a nonbinding agreement and wasn't ratified by the Senate.
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There's just one hitch: The tsar has ratified a peace treaty with France.
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It has since been ratified by 197 countries and by the European Union.
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Sometimes the "Idol" decision has been ratified by the music market, sometimes not.
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China and the United States, the top emitters, ratified the pact this month.
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In connection with the Viacom director removal, National Amusements' board ratified the removal.
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America's farmers, rural communities and the U.S. economy need USMCA ratified this year.
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These amendments then need to be ratified by three-fourths of the states.
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The amendment would take effect five years after being ratified, according to Bloomberg.
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The boards of both companies ratified the changes, still finding the deal fair.
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The first ten amendments to the Constitution were ratified on December 15, 1791.
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Former President Obama signed the treaty in 2013, but it was never ratified.
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The United States is among only seven nations that have not ratified it.
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But as it stands, this deal needs critical improvements before it is ratified.
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The agreement must be ratified by Greece's parliament before exploration work can begin.
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The proposed changes must be ratified by baseball's 231 owners to become official.
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Once the contract is ratified, Verizon plans to hire another 1,400 union workers.
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After much debate, the Constitution of the United States was ratified on Sept.
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Take this as a rubber-stamped, fully ratified, officially sanctioned Premier League prediction.
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By the end of the year, it had been ratified by 143 states.
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The pact still needs to be ratified by legislatures in all three countries.
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The death sentence needs to be examined and ratified by China's highest court.
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To date, 60 countries, not including the United States, have ratified the amendment.
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Instead, Mr. Duterte promised that the law would be ratified within 48 hours.
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The Tongan annexation was soon ratified, setting off a continuing dispute with Fiji.
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The agreement, if ratified, could be a "total game shifter", says Mr Sturzenegger.
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It went out to the state legislatures and only 28503 states ratified it.
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" Last week, the Congressional Hispanic Caucus ratified Huerta's ideologically-driven definition of "Hispanic.
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The alliance's governing contract was ratified in recent days by the parties' bases.
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Thirty-five ratified the amendment quickly after passage, but then the movement stalled.
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Republicans view it as critical that the NAFTA replacement gets ratified this year.
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Guatemala has, but the plan must still be ratified by the Guatemalan Congress.
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By March 1979, five states that ratified the ERA had rescinded their decision.
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Already 25 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean have ratified the accord.
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This vote ratified the 219th Amendment and guaranteed women the right to vote.
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Congress ratified KORUS in 85033, after renegotiating the initial agreement made in 2006.
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In the first year after the amendment was passed, 282 states ratified it.
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The people were granted anonymity because the deal must still be formally ratified.
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Every amendment to date has been proposed and ratified through the first method.
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France and Hungary are the only EU countries to have ratified so far.
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So far, 85033 countries have signed the treaty and three have ratified it.
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But in the past two years, Nevada and Illinois have ratified the amendment.
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New Jersey legislators ratified 11 of the 12 amendments drafted by James Madison.
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That's bad news for Mexico, Canada, and Japan, who need trade deals ratified.
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If ratified, this treaty will be legally binding and enforceable through trade sanctions.
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More than 180 countries have ratified it, including every developed nation on Earth.
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The slightly revised version was ratified in Congress, where Santos enjoys a majority.
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Nearly 70% of the business leaders surveyed expect a new U.S.-Mexico-Canada (USMCA) trade agreement to be ratified by all three countries, with that number jumping to 88% in Mexico - the sole country whose legislature has ratified thus far.
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However, it will then have to be ratified in the U.K. and European parliaments.
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Photo: GettyThousands of security officers in Silicon Valley just ratified their first union contract.
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Even if it was ratified, there was little likelihood that Trump would approve it.
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France has ratified but is waiting to submit documents with other European Union nations.
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Macedonia's parliament ratified the deal by passing an amendment to the constitution on Friday.
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The deadline was extended by several years but only 35 states ratified the amendment.
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The 23th Amendment granting women the right to vote was not ratified until 2000.
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But the agreement still needs to be signed and ratified to become international law.
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It has ratified 15 since 1992; only South Africa arranged more over the period.
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The deal must be ratified by union members and approved by the SEPTA board.
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The nuclear ban treaty will become international law once 50 nations have ratified it.
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But under Brazil's constitution ratified in 1988, they have the right to remain silent.
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However, it did not receive approval from enough states for it to be ratified.
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It is expected to be ratified by parliament, where his party holds the majority.
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Nearly 200 countries ratified the historic agreement, but the U.S. is not among them.
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Bernie Sanders' 2020 White House bid ratified a union contract on Wednesday, AP reports.
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A separate compensation committee negotiated the deal, which the organization's top board members ratified.
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The EU-Ukraine agreement has already been ratified by the other 27 member states.
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Torture is also banned by international conventions that have been ratified by the U.S.
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So far, 62 nations accounting for almost 52 percent of global emissions have ratified.
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The state's constitution has been amended 48 times since it was ratified in 85033.
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But the new agreement must be ratified by the legislatures of all three countries.
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The 203nd Amendment, ratified in 1951, prohibits presidents from serving more than two terms.
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Since the Bill of Rights, an amendment was ratified every 22019 years on average.
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Another blatantly contradicts fundamental international obligations established by numerous treaties ratified by the Senate.
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The delegates sat for 2628 days and a few months on, it was ratified.
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The first rejected amendment dealt with representation in the House and was never ratified.
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"We ratified the concern we all share with regard to climate change," Macri said.
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The United States has not ratified the Convention on the Law of the Sea.
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The 17th Amendment was ratified in 1913 and established the popular election of senators.
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I terminated deal, which was not even ratified by Congress, and imposed strong sanctions.
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A mixed deal needs to be ratified by some 40 national and regional parliaments.
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It would be a major disappointment for Obama if the deal were not ratified.
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The agreement was originally announced in July 2013 and has not yet been ratified.
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The policy goes into force in January for nations that have officially ratified it.
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Thirty-eight states must approve constitutional amendments in order for them to be ratified.
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The United States and China, the world's two largest emitters, ratified it in September.
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Russia, one of the world's largest emitters, has not yet ratified the Paris Agreement.
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No amendment can be ratified without the approval of three-quarters of the states.
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Minnesota was less than 1 percent black when the nation ratified the 19th Amendment.
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It's how the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments were ratified — along with the 19th.
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An earlier version of this article misstated when Venezuela ratified the Paris climate accord.
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By the end of the year, the 21st Amendment had been ratified, ending prohibition.
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The new agreement must be ratified by players and team owners, the league said.
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He said tensions between the leaders over migration would ease after USCMA is ratified.
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The university ratified the increase, not the federal board that oversees Puerto Rico's finances.
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The accord will go into effect after six of the countries have ratified it.
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In a belated, token gesture, the state ratified them in 1959 and 1962, respectively.
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In a burst of enthusiasm, 35 of the necessary 38 state legislatures ratified it.
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Where people now battle paper jams, a constitution had been drafted and statehood ratified.
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They will only be legally binding in a final text ratified by both parliaments.
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"This must take place before the Withdrawal Agreement can be ratified," May told reporters.
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But, again, that was a deal that should have gone through the U.S. Senate to be ratified as a treaty, but there was no support public support and there was no support even among Democratic senators, at least enough to get it ratified.
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"This (vote) must take place before the Withdrawal Agreement can be ratified," May told reporters.
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Back in 2014, union members ratified a two-year deal that prevented a threatened walkout.
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The Swiss parliament approved the deal in 2015 and the treaty was ratified in 2016.
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The appointments must be ratified by the government but are not expected to face obstacles.
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Some 28 countries ratified the treaty, which has been signed by 45 countries, including Bulgaria.
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"What GM needs is they need it to be able to be ratified," said Dziczek.
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The 19th Amendment giving women the right to vote was ratified on August 18, 1920.
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After the 913th Amendment was ratified, the most visible women's rights organizations waned in strength.
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One-hundred-and-eighty-nine states ratified the U.N. Declaration of Commitment to Fight AIDS.
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During the four-day-long convention, the GOP ratified its most anti-abortion platform yet.
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Some of this paranoia is a subset of generalized Obama-inspired, Trump-ratified birther shit.
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The United States has ratified that agreement, and Canada has signed it, according to WRI.
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They wrote a Constitution that was ratified by the people who would live under it.
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It is expected to be ratified by parliament, where Erdogan's AKP party holds the majority.
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The law has not yet been ratified by parliament and is still subject to change.
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Anthony died in 1906, 14 years before the 19th Amendment to the Constitution was ratified.
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Under British law, the deal cannot be ratified without securing parliament's approval for both parts.
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Passed in 1972, the amendment needed to be ratified by 38 states to become law.
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This one will come into force only when it has been ratified by 22 signatories.
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Last July, Brazil's Congress ratified an agreement to exchange tax information with the United States.
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The state finally ratified the Equal Rights Amendment, 173 years after the deadline Congress set.
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Plans for another 1,800 dwellings in several existing settlements were also ratified, the reports said.
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So far, 145 countries have ratified or accepted it, including China, the world's top polluter.
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The commission issued an announcement that it had "ratified its prior appointment" of its ALJs.
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The United States accepted these legal obligations when it ratified the charter back in 22.
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But questions remain as to whether the run will be ratified as a world record.
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The Kurdistan region had drafted and agreed on, but not issued or ratified, its constitution.
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Two years later, the 16th Amendment was ratified, and Congress's power to tax expanded significantly.
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Mexico has ratified the deal, but the U.S. and Canada have not yet approved it.
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Fifty-four of the continent's 55 states have signed up, but only 25 have ratified.
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Libya had signed the Non-Proliferation Treaty in 22019 but ratified it only in 1975.
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But the new deal hasn't yet been ratified by Congress, where Democrats have expressed opposition.
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The U.S.— alone among all other countries in the world —has not ratified this convention.
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If ratified, it will be the longest unassisted solo swim in any body of water.
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After the ban was repealed, Reid put START on the floor and successfully ratified it.
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In a news release, Ford declined to comment until the union members ratified the agreement.
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The country's president nominates appointees to the bank board, who must be ratified by Congress.
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Both leaders spoke of their desire to see the TPP ratified, despite opposition from Trump.
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When the Constitution was ratified, a president could be elected every four years in perpetuity.
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In September, a crapload of nations all ratified on the same day: 31 in total.
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Strasbourg did not grant these rights, though; Europe's governments did when they ratified the convention.
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The Declaration of Independence was ratified in 1776 and the United States Constitution in 1788.
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GM, as part of a recently ratified contract with the union, dissolved the training center.
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ArcelorMittal has also proposed similar wage increases, though the contract has yet to be ratified.
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The 11-country trade agreement became a done deal yesterday when Australia ratified the pact.
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But the agreement will still have to be ratified by the Japanese parliament, she said.
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MLATs are generally negotiated by the executive branch, but must be ratified by the Senate.
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Fiat Chrysler (FCAU) union workers ratified a new four-year labor contract with the automaker.
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"We have a strong interest in having this ratified in all three countries," Freeland said.
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Passed in 1972, the amendment needs to be ratified by 38 states to become law.
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When only 35 states had ratified it by 1979, Congress extended the deadline to 1982.
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The 2019 budget proposal doesn't even match the law Trump ratified a few days ago.
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"This is all in writing until it is formally ratified, based on physics," Menezes said.
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It's a story of the 2628th Amendment — which was ratified 28503 years ago this month.
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Nations of the world — all threatened by a warming planet — ratified the Paris climate agreement.
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It&aposs one of the lynchpin places where power is ratified and money is made.
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The contract still needs to be ratified by the union, but that is widely expected.
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Only 22020 states had ratified the ERA by 1982, short of the three-fourths needed.
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But Congress also has a say, since it ratified and implemented the agreement through legislation.
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A new trade deal between the U.S., Canada and Mexico has yet to be ratified.
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Since 21969, when the nation's charter was ratified, more than 19703,21970 amendments have been proposed.
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After all, the accord was never ratified by the Senate, and it is basically nonbinding.
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But according to Khabele Matlosa, AU director of political affairs, only Rwanda's parliament has ratified it.
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Provided it is ratified, it will offer benefits especially to European manufacturers and to Mercosur farmers.
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But Trump said otherwise on Thursday, though the USMCA has not yet been ratified by Congress.
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"Article 5 says valid when ratified, and that is the end of the matter," Sullivan said.
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In fact, no such proceeds exist; the revised trade deal has been neither ratified nor implemented.
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In total, 73 countries out of 195 have ratified the agreement, according to the U.N. website.
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An earlier conservative government concluded the treaty ten years ago, but it has never been ratified.
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Thailand has not ratified the 1951 Refugee Convention and does not have a formal asylum process.
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The US and Russia finally signed the treaty in 1996, and Russia ratified it in 2000.
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But the US hasn't ratified it yet — and a legally binding treaty remains out of reach.
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It worked, barely: the Constitution was ratified in New York by a vote of 30-27.
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The 19th Amendment to the Constitution was ratified in 1920, giving women the right to vote.
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The pattern announced and ratified teen sexuality and then amplified teen sexual frustration almost beyond endurance.
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The big picture: Russia has said it complies with the treaty, which it ratified in 2008.
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Moreover, once the Constitution was ratified, the new federal government's policies were advantageous to poorer Americans.
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They assume, like everyone else, that the peace process will be ratified with an overwhelming mandate.
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The improved forecast comes on the heels of a newly ratified contract with the carrier's mechanics.
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He had struck a plea deal with prosecutors, but it hadn't been ratified by the judge.
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California voters in 220006 ratified a state ballot initiative to make marijuana legal for recreational use.
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But Trump might be able to pull the US out of the agreement before it's ratified.
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Turkey ratified the Convention on Action against Trafficking in Human Beings in May 2016, Kakaviatos confirmed.
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Unlike the 2015 Paris climate agreement, Montreal was ratified as a treaty and is therefore binding.
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Japan, a close U.S. ally and a vocal backer of the agreement, had already ratified it.
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The amendment was ratified by only 21992 of the necessary 143 states before a 214 deadline.
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The statute came into force in 6900 after it was ratified by more than 2628 states.
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The rules and platform are then ratified or rejected by all the delegates at the convention.
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Everyone seemed confident that the recommendation would soon be ratified by the W.M.O.'s executive council.
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Many others, including America, have not ratified the convention at all, and can ignore the rules.
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The final international accord on the chemicals is expected to be ratified next month in Rwanda.
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The Montreal Protocol was ratified by all nations on Earth and took effect January 1, 1989.
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For this reason, Luzerne County's manufacturing base began dying long before Nafta was ratified in 1994.
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Senators ratified the Treaty of Paris by just one vote more than the required two-thirds.
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Any changes to the rules would have to be ratified by the GOP convention's Rules Committee.
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It was submitted to the Senate by the Obama administration in 2016, but was never ratified.
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Negotiated in 252, it was ratified by Brazil in 2002 and entered into force in 2005.
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Mexico has already ratified the deal and Canada is well on its way to doing so.
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Her favorite amendment is the Nineteenth, ratified in 1920, which gave women the right to vote.
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Terms of the deal, still to be ratified by rank-and-file workers, were not disclosed.
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The country ratified a Right to Free and Compulsory Education Bill in light of her struggles.
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Pilots ratified their first contract over the summer, and flight attendants voted to unionize last April.
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The passionate pro-European said he wanted to become foreign minister if members ratified the deal.
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The president will then name a prime minister, to be ratified by the assembly, he said.
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They got [the 19th Amendment ratified] in 35 states to give women the right to vote.
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He refused to sign the agreement even though it was ratified by the parliament on Wednesday.
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House Democrats have not yet ratified the deal as they seek better enforcement of labor standards.
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Her new stardom was ratified by a timeless phenomenon: women around the world copied her hairstyle.
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Former White House officials say Obama was determined to get the New START treaty ratified quickly.
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And it was not ratified by Congress until 2011, after President Barack Obama reworked the pact.
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Can you argue that that nuclear—nuclear pact as it was ratified was a good deal?
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But her failure to get a divorce deal ratified by the British parliament destroyed her premiership.
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"That lights a fire under the US Congress to get the new agreement ratified," Wood said.
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The United States and China have adhered to its restrictions, even if neither has ratified it.
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When the Fourteenth Amendment was ratified, the category of illegal or undocumented immigrants did not exist.
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The law is expected to be ratified by Parliament before it goes on its summer break.
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UAW WILL CONTINUE WALKOUT AT GENERAL MOTORS CO UNTIL PROPOSED CONTRACT IS RATIFIED BY MEMBERS-SOURCE
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"I'm fairly confident, but I'm always an optimist, that they will get it ratified," he said.
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The biggest question over Mr Johnson's deal is whether he can get it ratified at home.
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But while more than 160 nations have ratified UNCLOS, the United States is not among them.
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One hundred years ago, the 19th amendment was ratified and women earned the right to vote.
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Russia withdrew its signature from the court's founding treaty, which it had never ratified, in November.
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Congress ratified the KORUS trade deal in 85033, after renegotiating the initial agreement made in 2006.
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Russia ratified the European Convention on Human Rights, the treaty that established the court, in 1998.
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Mexico has ratified the agreement, but Canada must still sign off before it takes full effect.
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The "Stop ERA" campaign successfully derailed the amendment: Only 35 states had ratified it by 1982.
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In the end, President Carter removed the treaty from Senate consideration and it was not ratified.
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Most importantly, the 21625th Amendment, ratified in 2900, made the Second Amendment applicable to the states.
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The Comprehensive nuclear Test-Ban Treaty has been signed by 183 countries and ratified by 166.
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The USMCA still hasn't been ratified by Congress, where lawmakers on both sides have raised concerns.
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Canada also hasn't ratified the deal yet, and likely won't consider it until the new year.
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Johnson's Brexit deal is currently in limbo and has not been fully ratified by U.K. lawmakers.
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The final higher price was ratified by the Cabinet Committee for Security, led by Mr. Modi.
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In 2017, Nevada ratified the amendment, an effort led by State Senator Pat Spearman, a Democrat.
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In theory, the Constitution could have been ratified without the approval of those two populous states.
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While some states granted women the right to vote through the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th centuries, suffrage was not guaranteed to women until the 19th Amendment was ratified in 1920, and when it was ratified, it really only applied to white women.
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The Southeast Asian nation has ratified international conventions that require additional protections for children accused of crimes.
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"Longer term, we remain skeptical on the implementation of the proposed quotas, if ratified," the analysts said.
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Congress ratified an important nuclear arms control treaty and repealed the discriminatory "don't ask, don't tell" rule.
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The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) is almost universally ratified.
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The convention and amendment are only binding on countries that have ratified them, an IAEA spokesman said.
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Last time I checked them the framers wrote it, and it was ratified by all the states.
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There are now only 11 countries that have signed the agreement but not yet ratified it. pic.twitter.
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" During his Tweet thread, Trump also claimed that the Iran deal had not been "ratified by Congress.
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Once that is done, the deal must be ratified by Greece&aposs parliament to come into effect.
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"I'd put in that category: if I saw systematic discrimination being ratified in some fashion," Obama said.
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The 19th Amendment would, however, be passed by both houses the following year, and ratified in 1920.
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New Zealand wrapped up talks on the trade pact in 2009 but it has never been ratified.
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Leaders signed the USMCA last November, but it still needs to be ratified by all three countries.
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HuffPost ratified a contract with its newly formed employee union in 2017, covering more than 200 employees.
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General Motors – GM workers have ratified a new four-year labor contract, ending a 40-day strike.
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It would then need to be ratified by three-fourths of state legislatures or a ratifying convention.
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Tennessee is the state that ratified the 19th amendment, which gave the women the right to vote.
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And she supported the Equal Rights Amendment, first proposed in 1923 (and, of course, still not ratified).
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But how it applies to gene drives is unclear—and besides, America has never ratified the convention.
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The move is expected to be ratified by parliament, paving the way for Xi to serve indefinitely.
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The decision must still be ratified by the full lower house of Congress and then the Senate.
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CETA must be ratified by 38 regional and national EU parliaments before it can be implemented fully.
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Of those, 109 countries have formally ratified the accords, which represents 76 percent of greenhouse gas emissions.
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Not many people realize that the ERA, which proposes banning discrimination based on sex, was never ratified.
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Even if TPP isn't ratified, Pangestu said it's already had a positive impact on the Asian region.
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But for these "Rotterdam rules" to come into force, the agreement must be ratified by 21 countries.
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The country sends officials to meetings of the UN convention on biodiversity, which it has never ratified.
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Japan ratified the 2015 Paris agreement to curb to curb carbon dioxide emissions by 2030 and 2050.
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All marathon records need to be officially ratified by the IAAF, the international governing body for athletics.
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It has been ratified by 147 parties or countries already, including all the world's largest carbon emitters.
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Starting coordination now would mean a framework is ready once transition has been legally ratified, Bailey said.
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The session would approve personnel appointments and government restructuring decisions to be publicly ratified by the legislature.
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Flight attendants and pilots at American ratified new five-year agreements in late 2014 and early 2015.
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She was the Speaker for years and it got ratified when she was no longer the Speaker.
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Mexico has ratified the deal in congress, while Canada and the U.S. have yet to do so.
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"This is an international, multilateral deal that has been ratified by the UN Security Council," Rouhani said.
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None of these changes had become law yet—they had to be ratified by the Senate first.
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López Obrador ratified some of his campaign promises: He reiterated his ban on fracking and transgenic foods.
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But the new law, if enacted, would see this practice formalized and ratified by the central government.
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To date, at least 27 countries representing about 40 percent of global emissions have ratified the deal.
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The votes come one day after the chamber ratified a protocol updating a tax treaty with Spain.
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It follows the ratified meaning—the only authoritative meaning that was approved by a supermajority of Americans.
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I accept the finality of this outcome, which will be ratified next Monday in the Electoral College.
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Washington had not ratified the Convention on the Law of the Sea, and it still has not.
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Most Latin American countries, including the two biggest emitters, Brazil and Mexico, have ratified the Paris agreement.
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The company's strong results, including 3.1% quarterly domestic same-store sales growth, ratified the strategy for sure.
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If the Equal Rights Amendment were ratified, we could level the playing field for all American women.
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Tokyo 2020 organizers said the changes had been ratified by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF).
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The measures must be ratified by President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, a formality, before they take effect.
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Just weeks ago, the Russian Duma ratified an agreement greatly expanding Russia's naval station at Tartus, Syria.
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Then the deal will need to be ratified by European leaders at a summit meeting next week.
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Ideally, especially because some of the world's biggest greenhouse gas emitters have signed but not yet ratified.
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And even if it is ratified, a trade deal doesn't necessarily flood the federal coffers with money.
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If ratified, it would end the longest-running and last significant guerilla conflict in the Western Hemisphere.
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It also regularly organizes events to promote interfaith dialogue and has ratified international treaties guaranteeing religious freedom.
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Under the new law, it may be ratified only with a supermajority, or 80 of 120 votes.
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And Mexico has ratified Nafta's replacement, though it's unclear when, or if, Congress might do the same.
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I accept the finality of this outcome which will be ratified next Monday in the Electoral College.
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At the meeting, the board "ratified its decision to terminate" his employment, according to a company spokesman.
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"In the United States…term limits were only introduced in 1947 and ratified in 1951," Putin said.
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If ratified by their respective boards, the proposal would be presented to the pope, Sister Hodgdon said.
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But President Donald Trump decided to leave the agreement*, signed and ratified under Barack Obama, in June.
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"The federal investigation swirling around the contract makes getting that contract ratified much more difficult," Dziczek said.
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But Kipchoge's time will not be ratified for record purposes, mainly because of rules regarding pace-setting.
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One amendment, the 27th Amendment, was ratified in 1992 — more than two centuries after Congress passed it.
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The law change was debated in the UK Parliament and eventually ratified, taking effect in June 2018.
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Fiat Chrysler (FCAU) – Fiat Chrysler's union workers ratified a new four-year labor contract with the automaker.
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Many of the recommendations have been repeated since Riyadh ratified the convention 20 years ago, Cardona said.
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By 1791, the states had ratified the first 10, which became known as the Bill of Rights.
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At the time the 143th Amendment was ratified, its backers denied it would lead to desegregated schools.
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He hinted that because Congress had not ratified the accord, the new administration could somehow unravel it.
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Indonesia has ratified the Paris agreement but has been silent in more recent discussions, one diplomat said.
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North Carolina and Rhode Island were ineligible to participate as they had not yet ratified the Constitution.
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Two other states recently ratified that hadn't already done so -- Nevada in 2017 and Illinois in 2018.
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Because it was never ratified by the Senate, the United States will face few barriers to leaving.
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If the amendment is ratified by Congress, three-fourths of the states must affirm the proposed amendment.
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The Japanese, for example, already ratified the old TPP with the U.S. desired positions embodied in it.
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It needs to be ratified by 38 of 50 state legislatures in order to come to fruition.
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Schumer's committee appointments must be ratified by a vote of the entire Senate Democratic Caucus in January.
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Those that have ratified include China and the United States, the world's two biggest carbon dioxide emitters.
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The announcement, which was earlier ratified by the European Parliament and the ECB itself, was widely expected.
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It was then ratified by Nevada in 2017 and Illinois in 2018, falling just one state short.
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Now that the Ford contract has been ratified, the union will focus on negotiating with Fiat Chrysler.
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The agreement still needs to be approved by the union's executive board and ratified by its membership.
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So it's worth remembering that Underwood basically orchestrated a terrorist scare so the election couldn't be ratified.
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Punitive damages could be rewarded if Tesla knew about the harassment and "ratified" it, the judge wrote.
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"I would add, Mr. Speaker, this is not an adoption of an assumption that, in fact, the 2628 states who have ratified to date have not ratified within the framework of the Constitution and therefore that amendment should, in fact, be judged to have been adopted," Hoyer added.
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The United States almost ratified the proposed amendment in 1982, but three more states needed to approve it.
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Investors are eyeing an EU summit on April 29, where EU directives for Brexit negotiations will be ratified.
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It's been nearly 25 years since the last time an amendment to the Constitution — the 27th — was ratified.
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The EU's last major trade deal to enter force, with South Korea, took five years to be ratified.
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While almost 130 nations signed the agreement, about 40 - including Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda - have not ratified it.
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Goldman Sachs sees a 227 percent chance that May's deal, or a variant of it, is eventually ratified.
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If it is ratified by the members, it must also be approved by USW International officials in Pittsburgh .
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Bulgaria's EU neighbor Romania has ratified the convention, but Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovakia have not yet.
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New START was ratified by the U.S. Senate in December 2010 by a vote of 71 to 26.
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Twenty seven of the EU's 28 member states have ratified it, with only Poland yet to do so.
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All IOC Executive Board decisions will need to be ratified by the IOC session in Lausanne next week.
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Further deals involving Mercosur would become less likely, and the one with the EU might not be ratified.
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The agreement will enter into force once 55 nations representing 55 percent of world emissions have formally ratified.
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The result of their talks was the Columbia river treaty, signed in 20600 and ratified three years later.
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Furthermore, few experts think that a new trade deal can be wrapped up (and ratified) within two years.
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He and Jonathan Heath, a private sector economist, were ratified to serve on the bank's board in January.
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States that have ratified the chemical weapons ban could invoke the treaty and "take collective measures", Yun added.
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Should the TPP be ratified, this would provide a key policy anchor for continued structural reforms and liberalisation.
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Investors started losing confidence in Trump's ability to work with Congress and turn campaign promises into ratified policy.
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He noted that tariffs on Mexican and Canadian goods should be waved off once a deal is ratified.
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It first has to be formally ratified by at least 55 nations representing 55 percent of global emissions.
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It was preceded by another display of co-operation: America and China ratified the Paris climate-change agreement.
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Congress passed the 22nd Amendment a couple years later in 1947 and the states ratified it in 1951.
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If he is incompetent, National Amusements votes the Viacom shares directly, and it has ratified Mr. Redstone's actions.
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The government of Fernando Henrique Cardoso signed ten bilateral investment treaties in the late 1990s and ratified none.
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However, if the deal has not been ratified by January 2017, a new American president could withdraw immediately.
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This was in violation of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, a treaty ratified by Budapest.
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Less than one year later over 100 countries have ratified it, including China, India, Brazil, and South Africa.
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The day after Germany ratified the treaty, Hitler began attending Army propaganda classes aimed at repressing revolutionary tendencies.
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If ratified by a majority of UPS' 2,600 pilots, the new contract will take effect as of Sept.
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But the 16th Amendment, which was ratified in 1.0.1, established Congress' right to impose a federal income tax.
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Some states would have revived strict legal limits; others would have ratified the court-imposed regime of choice.
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The United States, the world's top exporter of plastic waste, has not ratified the 30-year-old pact.
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The steering committee's choices for ranking members are expected to be ratified by the conference in coming days.
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As of the end of October, 84 countries had ratified it, according to the United Nations' climate website.
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Resolutions have been ratified by the European authorities and we will start to repair these cars this month.
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The problem is the NHL's CBA, one that was ratified six months before Drouin entered into indentured servitude.
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Rachmat ratified a law banning the sale of beer and other "Class A alcoholic beverages" from small retailers.
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Plus, the USMCA hasn't been ratified by Congress yet, and it's unclear whether it will get the votes.
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It passed in Congress in 1972 but only 35 states ratified it ahead of the decided 1982 deadline.
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Milano warned legislators in states that have not yet ratified the ERA that the cost could be significant.
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In fact, the supreme law of the land was ratified as supreme without the protections now reassuringly secured.
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The United States never ratified the Rome Statute, though the Obama administration has cooperated with the court's proceedings.
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As of today, the convention has been ratified by only 15 of the European Union's 28 member states.
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The treaty will go into effect 90 days after 50 United Nations member states have formally ratified it.
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By the end of the meeting, members had ratified by acclimation a resolution supporting their under-pressure president.
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The 26th Amendment, proposed and speedily ratified in 21928, lowered the U.S. voting age from 226 to 21954.
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Republicans and corporate executives support, and 72 nations have ratified, a pact to limit a powerful climate pollutant.
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Mr. Schellenberg's sentence must still be examined and ratified by the country's highest court, the Supreme People's Court.
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The countries that ratified the PSMA, meanwhile, are obliged to inspect suspicious vessels or turn them away entirely.
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For various reasons, including the use of those pacers, his time was not ratified as a world record.
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If the G.M. contract is ratified, the U.A.W. will turn its focus to Ford Motor or Fiat Chrysler.
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In the midst of its own political and economic crisis last month, Venezuelan leaders ratified the Paris Agreement.
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If the G.M. contract is ratified, the U.A.W. will turn its focus to Ford Motor or Fiat Chrysler.
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The agreement, ratified in 2002, allows mutual reconnaissance flights over its 34 members, including the US and Russia.
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The Afghan constitution ratified in 2004 guarantees the rights of women to work and girls to be educated.
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American legal and constitutional history did not pause in freeze-frame when the Constitution was ratified in 1788.
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Some 147 countries have ratified that treaty, nearly two dozen more than have joined the International Criminal Court.
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To bind the country, the Agreement must be ratified as a treaty by two thirds of the Senate.
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When a state ratifies an amendment, the archivist of the United States records it as ratified, Coberly said.
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Mr. Obama knew how essential the treaty was, as did the Senate, which ratified it 71 to 26.
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The majority of America's free-trade agreements were ratified with significant support from both sides of the aisle.
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It ratified a U.N. rights treaty in 2014 and a new anti-discrimination law took effect in April.
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The show is the culmination of a cultural exchange agreement ratified between France and Iran in January 2016.
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On Saturday, the Turkish Parliament ratified a new security and military cooperation deal with Mr. al-Sarraj's government.
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Jefferson completed the Declaration of Independence on July 1 of 1776, but it was ratified on July 4.
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Ten of those amendments were ratified quickly by the states and became known as the Bill of Rights.
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It needs to be abandoned, and the Equal Opportunity to Govern Amendment needs to be passed and ratified.
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There's also uncertainty over whether any trade deal could get ratified by Congress given the looming 2020 US election.
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The pact, called North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) 2.0, struck earlier this month, has yet to be ratified.
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A trade agreement with Korea took effect provisionally in 2011 but was not fully ratified until four years later.
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The United States, under the Obama administration, and China -- the world's two largest polluters -- have both ratified the agreement.
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It wasn't until Congress ratified the 15th Amendment in 1870 that African-American men gained the right to vote.
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The two sides have until March 2158, 2019, to reach an agreement and get it ratified by both parliaments.
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"It is strongly in the interests of the United States that Montenegro's membership in NATO be ratified," he wrote.
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Protections for platforms were built into the new North American trade agreement, which hasn't yet been ratified by Congress.
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Because the US already ratified the agreement under Obama, the earliest it could formally pull out is November 2020.
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But it needs to be formally ratified by countries representing at least 55 percent of global carbon dioxide emissions.
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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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But FATF will not complete its evaluation of the law until it is ratified by Iran's top clerical council.
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It ratified the EPA last year and needs others to do so for the deal to come into force.
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Australia and Laos are the only two countries in Asia Pacific that have signed or ratified the Vienna convention.
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The EU-Mercosur deal took 73 years to negotiate, but will not be officially ratified for another two years.
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Each of them has already signed and ratified the Paris Agreement, meaning it is already in force for them.
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Trump, Trudeau, and Peña Nieto signed the agreement, but it now needs to be ratified by all three governments.
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She also recalled seeing her mother vote for the first time after the 19th amendment was ratified in 1920.
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Neither free trade agreement has been ratified yet, but popular outcry has been growing for the last few years.
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But its use as a weapon is explicitly banned by the international Chemical Weapons Convention, which Syria has ratified.
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For the record, it's the U.S.-Russia nuclear treaty negotiated by Obama and ratified with bipartisan support in 2010.
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However, the result will not meet the criteria in British law for the exit package to be formally ratified.
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Fifty-four of the continent's 55 states have now signed up, but only about half of these have ratified.
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Worth and surrounding area ratified new labor agreement with UFCW Local 1000 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Of the 13 states that have not ratified the amendment, many activists see Virginia as the ERA's best hope.
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The United States and China ratified the agreement last month in a joint step by the world's top emitters.
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Russia has ratified the CTBT, but as the treaty languishes, a different Putin political calculation is a real threat.
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Then, in 22019, Congress ratified a local Constitution that allowed us to achieve a limited part of self-governance.
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BERNE (Reuters) - Sion's bid to host the 2026 Winter Olympics was ratified by the Swiss Olympic committee on Tuesday.
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Under existing British law, any new Brexit deal would need approval by parliament before it can be ratified. OCT.
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Ministers have previously voiced concerns that if any amendment were passed, it could prevent the deal from being ratified.
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His Japanese lawyer Motonari Otsuru said in a media statement that the compensation agreements had not been properly ratified.
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He also said the treaty does not prevent violence, arguing it persists in countries that have already ratified it.
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But he opposes the death penalty and has not ratified a sentence since he came to power in 2005.
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The first was that of William Blount, soon after the Constitution was ratified, in times not unlike our own.
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Iraq and Syria also have a duty to prevent, punish, and prosecute genocide, having ratified the Convention, they said.
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It creates a trade zone that, once it is ratified, will cover 30 percent of world trade by value.
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Shortly after the Fourteenth Amendment was ratified, the Supreme Court neutered one of its key protections for economic liberty.
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The EU deal, which sets parameters for commerce and aid, must now be ratified by EU governments and Cuba.
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The EU/Canada deal, favoured as a model by some, has taken seven years and still not been ratified.
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Once the settlement was reached and ratified, many players with otherwise compensable diagnoses would be left in the cold.
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The pact has been ratified so far by 141 nations ranging from Pacific island states to OPEC oil producers.
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The Bush administration also ratified 100 bilateral treaties requiring countries not to hand over American nationals to the ICC.
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The union previously ratified a similar deal with General Motors and will soon move to negotiate with Fiat Chrysler.
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The deal now must be ratified by the 55,113 UAW workers at Ford, with voting running through Nov. 15.
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The backdrop: The U.S. had not previously ratified the treaty, which dates back to the George W. Bush administration.
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Signed by all the countries in the world, it was the first universally ratified treaty in United Nations history.
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But the deficit has widened from $13.2 billion since the pact was ratified, a concern within the Trump administration.
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Royal Decrees are approved directly by government but need to be ratified by a simple majority vote in parliament.
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Florida became the latest state to legalize marijuana for medical use after voters ratified a constitutional amendment in November.
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Such a ruling would have to be ratified by a two-thirds majority in the two houses of parliament.
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That's when Ohio ratified the 23rd Amendment, giving the measure the required approval of three-fourths of all states.
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Nations that have signed, but not yet ratified, aren't bound by the agreement until they take that next step.
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And so every ugly impulse, every broken norm, every fetid alliance has now been ratified, affirmed as good politics.
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The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) ratified by the United Nations in 2015 sparked investor interest in ESG, says Eccles.
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There have been only 10 amendments ratified in the past century, and only two in the past half century.
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The United States has not yet ratified the measure, nor has the Trump administration said whether it plans to.
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USMCA, which replaces NAFTA, was signed by the countries' leaders in late 2018 but has yet to be ratified.
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The agreement would have to be ratified by the leaders of the member nations, and by the European Parliament.
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This deal took seven years to negotiate and has yet to be fully ratified by national parliaments in Europe.
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If the General Motors contract is ratified, the U.A.W. will turn its focus to Ford Motor or Fiat Chrysler.
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The deal with China and the recently ratified United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement ought to help resolve that uncertainty.
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The framers of the Constitution, and the states that ratified it, clearly expected electors to vote as they pleased.
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The freight contract skirmish lands just weeks after the Teamsters ratified a five-year agreement for parcel delivery workers.
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Skopje's parliament later ratified the accord, which opened the door to Macedonian membership of the European Union and NATO.
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And because the North American energy sector is highly integrated, it is essential that USMCA be finalized and ratified.
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But it drew opposition in other places, and only 35 states in total ratified it by the 1982 deadline.
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Staffers at the Times voted to form a union in January 2018 and ratified their first contract last October.
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The United States has never ratified the United Nations' Universal Declaration of Human Rights — a very Old World stance.
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One of the earliest recorded instances came in 1776, just five days after the Declaration of Independence was ratified.
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UK officials have accused the EU of misinterpreting the terms of the agreement the UK parliament ratified last month.
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That deal took seven years to negotiate and has yet to be fully ratified by national parliaments in Europe.
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Now that both sides have agreed to, and formally ratified, the Brexit deal, they're letting Article 50 run out.
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The deal needs to be ratified by the 55,000 union members at Ford before it can go into effect.
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In return, Trump would need to lift sanctions on Iran, and have the step ratified by Congress, said Zarif.
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The Paris Agreement is binding on the 150 countries that have so far ratified it, including the United States.
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CANADIAN DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER CHRYSTIA FREELAND SAYS SIGNATORIES TO USMCA TRADE DEAL FACE "TOUGH CHALLENGE" TO GET TREATY RATIFIED
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Trump reached a similar agreement with Guatemala in July, but it has yet to be ratified by its government.
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In a referendum that year, French voters rejected a proposed European constitution, which French leaders repackaged and ratified anyway.
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To the contrary, federal judges have ratified his efforts and the investigation has already resulted in evidence of wrongdoing.
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The revised Mutual Defense Cooperation Agreement between Greece and the US was signed in October and ratified last month.
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Neither was ratified by the states at the time, so only the remaining 10 became the Bill of Rights.
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Thomas Jefferson, then secretary of state, announced the adoption of the 10 successfully ratified amendments on March 1, 1792.
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Trump on Monday said another portion of the deal with Mexico would need to be ratified by Mexican lawmakers.
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Vehemently opposed to the Pacific agreement and similar deals, Trump has vowed it won't be ratified on his watch.
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The main takeaway here is not that Trump is going to secretly turn around and get the TPP ratified.
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Under existing British law, any new Brexit deal would need approval by parliament before it can be ratified. OCT.
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After Illinois ratified it last year, I found myself on a median in Downtown Manhattan watching Alyssa Milano and Rep.
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Thus far, Fiji, the Marshall Islands, and Palau—all island nations aggressively threatened by climate change—have ratified the agreement.
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An amendment would have to pass Congress and then be ratified by three-fourths of the states within seven years.
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Macedonia&aposs parliament recently ratified the deal, but the country&aposs conservative president has refused to sign off on it.
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Several other large companies also contract with security guard firms whose employees are now covered by the ratified union contract.
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If a withdrawal agreement on Britain's exit from the EU is ratified the suspension will be lifted, the Commission said.
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The US-driven replacement for Nafta, called USMCA, took more than a year to negotiate but is not yet ratified.
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By the end of the 28503s, only 22020 states had ratified it, three short of the requirement under the Constitution.
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In November the government ratified an agreement that ended its 52-year war with the FARC, the largest rebel group.
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They also violate multiple UN Security Council Resolutions, as well as the Chemical Weapons Convention, which Syria ratified in 2013.
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Greece's parliament ratified the sale in June, overcoming some last-minute snags which triggered complaints from the local COSCO representative.
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The deal still needs to be ratified by the 55,000 union members at Ford before it can go into effect.
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"If you ratified the Paris Agreement, no instrument of your government lending should be supporting coal anywhere, period," she insisted.
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The TransPacific Partnership (TPP), covering America, Japan and ten other Pacific-rim countries, has yet to be ratified by Congress.
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While India has not formally ratified it, White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest welcomed the news shortly after the meeting.
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Every country in the European Union has ratified the treaty; when it was being crafted, Britain was a keen advocate.
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It must be signed and ratified by at least 20203 countries representing at least 55% of global greenhouse gas emissions.
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Any future power-sharing arrangement would require a rethinking of presidential powers, which would need to be ratified by parliament.
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While it was an 8-0 decision, it could hardly be said that the Court ratified McDonnell's conduct in office.
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Today, the Paris Agreement enters legal effect for the 97 countries who ratified the climate accord as of November 3.
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Such a deal would have to be ratified by all other EU members, making it hostage to one intransigent Parliament.
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The US, both wealthy and a major fossil fuel consumer, was a very visible player in getting the accord ratified.
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It ends the war, but it does not establish peace; for that, a peace treaty must be negotiated and ratified.
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Saudi Arabia has ratified the U.N. Convention on the Rights of the Child, which forbids capital punishment in such cases.
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A peace accord titled the Good Friday Agreement was ratified in 1998, signaling the end of the so-called Troubles.
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But neither Syria nor Russia has ratified the ICC's founding Rome Statue, limiting the court's power without Security Council action.
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VESA is unveiling the biggest update to its DisplayPort PC display standard since it was first ratified back in 2007.
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Jabr said a people-smuggling law passed by parliament in October and ratified in November would help in the crackdown.
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Russia is a member of the Council of Europe, and it has ratified the European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR).
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Three quarters of tariffs will be removed as soon as the deal is ratified, rising to 99% when fully implemented.
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As part of this process, Indonesia ratified the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities in 2011.
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He said that currently 147 parties representing more than 82 percent of greenhouse gas emissions have ratified the Paris agreement.
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BEIJING, Sept 3 (Reuters) - China's parliament on Saturday ratified the Paris agreement on climate change, state news agency Xinhua said.
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Countries that signed and ratified the Paris accord include: Afghanistan and Argentina, Iran and Iceland, Papua New Guinea and Pakistan.
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DDT is banned internationally by the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants, an agreement ratified by more than 170 countries.
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There were two earlier proposals that might have become the 21625th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution if either were ratified.
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The Gambia now follows Mauritania as Africa's second "Islamic Republic", although the country's secular constitution, ratified in 1996, remains unaltered.
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Both Trump and Clinton have said they oppose the TPP, which has yet to be ratified by the U.S. Congress.
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The last change to the U.S. Constitution was made in 1992 when the 27th amendment regarding congressional compensation was ratified.
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Ultimately the government and the opposition reached a deal that was ratified by Congress and then signed with the FARC.
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The agreement to phase down HFC use would, if ratified, give the EPA more legal tools to regulate the substances.
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Polls suggest that in the plebiscite the agreement will probably be ratified by a margin of around two to one.
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That process could take many months: the EU-Canada trade deal agreed two year ago still has not been ratified.
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The nation will be in totally uncharted territory, because it usually doesn't take decades to get a constitutional amendment ratified.
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But the UK is nowhere near that stage -- the process starts only after the withdrawal agreement is ratified by parliament.
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Graham's ascension to chairman must be ratified by his GOP colleagues on Judiciary, but that is considered merely a formality.
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Within the EU, Germany, Hungary, France, Austria, Slovakia and Malta - collectively representing 4.39 percent of global emissions - have ratified individually.
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The treaty on the prohibition of nuclear weapons will enter into force 90 days after 50 countries have ratified it.
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The deals, crafted by the executive branch and reviewed, but not ratified, by Congress, are popular within the nuclear industry.
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Maine -- Under a 2005 law ratified by voters later that year, discrimination against transgender individuals in public accommodations is prohibited.
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But Manila later ratified an agreement that provided the legal basis for the resumption of large-scale joint military exercises.
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After the usual workshops and outdoor concerts, the rebels ratified the peace deal and promised to lay down their weapons.
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The Common Council eventually ratified a fair housing law in 1968, weeks after the federal government passed its landmark measure.
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If ratified by the Senate, it will lead to substantially more transnational identity theft, crime, industrial espionage and financial fraud.
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The Philippines Commission on Elections announced on Friday that the referendum was ratified after counting the votes from five provinces.
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To take effect, the Spanish labor deal needs to be ratified by a full ballot of Opel workers, PSA said.
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When the USMCA is ratified, online commerce could grow further, helping to boost our economy and create more American jobs.
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It lagged during the Civil War but made a resurgence that climaxed in 6900 when the 2628th Amendment was ratified.
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Most constitutional scholars interpret the 14th Amendment, ratified in 1868 in the wake of the Civil War, as prohibiting secession.
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Nonetheless, the group ratified a charter and passed a number of laws, including the levying of a tax, before adjourning.
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A proposed amendment becomes part of the Constitution as soon as it is ratified by three-fourths of the states.
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"Clearly, once it's ratified it's in the Constitution," she said, adding that her organization won't stop fighting for the ERA.
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The contract was ratified by the UNLV board of regents 11 days later and it became official on April 6.
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Greyhound unions ratified a six-year labor agreement, averting a repeat of the labor strife seen in 1983 and 1990.
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In May, when the law was issued after being ratified by President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, U.S. senators criticized it.
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"This is the most significant arms control agreement in nearly two decades," Obama said after the Senate ratified the treaty.
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Of the 17 constitutional amendments ratified since the Bill of Rights, 10 have changed the rules of voting and representation.
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Once ratified, the 19th Amendment offered little hope to African-American women in the South, who remained marginalized and disfranchised.
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Those hoping to influence Donald Trump's position on the COP 21 agreement ratified in Paris in 2015 were left disappointed.
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More countries have ratified the NPT than any other arms limitation and disarmament agreement, a testament to the Treaty's significance.
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An earlier version of this article misidentified the party that ratified the tuition increase at the University of Puerto Rico.
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What NAFTA has shown is that once a trade agreement is ratified by the Congress, support evaporates for further reform.
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That charter, if ratified by the people, will replace the Constitution of 1980 imposed by the military dictatorship of Gen.
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If it had been ratified here, the original TPP was going to have a negligible effect on the United States.
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Lankford's chairmanship will be ratified next week by the Senate Republican Conference, according to a person familiar with the process.
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