ratification造句

ratification of agent's contract

Signature, ratification, acceptance, approval, accession

The treaty is subject to ratification.

An opponent of the ratification of the titution.

Meanwhile, in the system of check and ratification there exist…

Charging items without ratification from legal institutions with the right of ratification shall be refused without exception by foreign funded enterprises.

Each Party shall notify the other promptly in writing of the date of ratification and the Contract becomes effective on the later date of ratification.

With the ratification of the State Council, State Environmental Protection Administration has issued the Ratification Measures of the Local Standards of the Vehicle Pollutant Discharge.

1 The senate recommended ratification of the treaty despite the public opion.

The first copy of a treaty or other such document before its ratification.

Declarations: Unless otherwise indicated, the objections were made upon ratification, acceptance, approval, formal confirmation or accession.

This Convention is subject to ratification, acceptance or approval by the signatory States.

(14) To decide on the ratification and abrogation of treaties and important agreements concluded with foreign states;

The SAFE shall be responsible for the ratification and daily management of the positions of policy or national banks.

references to an "instrument of ratification"shall be construed as including references to instruments of acceptance and approval;

"Both parties shall try their utmost to obtain the ratification within 90 (ninety) days after signing the Contract, upon obtaining the ratification form the competent authority of his Government"

Provided that nothing in this section shall affect the ratification of an unauthorized signature not amounting to a forgery.

Instruments of ratification, acceptance, approval and accession are to be deposited with the Secretary-General of the United Nations.

The yearly import quantity upon ratification shall be valid within the current year, which shall not be carried forward to the next year.

A contract concluded by a person with limited capacity for civil act is valid upon ratification by the legal agent thereof,

A full treaty requires a convention, an intergovernmental conference and then ratification by national parliaments and a referendum in Ireland and quite possibly in other countries, too.

It has been proved that international labor standards cannot be effectively enforced only by means of voluntary ratification of conventions by ILO members.

This Convention shall come into force between the ten States whichfirst ratify it, six mon ths after the date of the deposit of the tenthinstrument of ratification.

one party shall inform the other party by telex or cable within the shortest possible time and send to the other party a letter confirming the date of ratification.

Any entity not covered by paragraph (2) shall become bound by this Treaty three months after the date on which it has deposited its instrument of ratification or accession.

The protection to be provided at the time of ratification in accordance with Standard A4.5, paragraph2, should at least include the branches of medical care, sickness benefit and employment injury benefit.

China signed the CWC in January 1993, ratified the convention in December 1996 and deposited the instruments of ratification on April 25, 1997, thus becoming an original signatory state to the CWC.

In September Mrs Merkel must secure parliamentary ratification of a deal she agreed with other euro-zone leaders in July to expand the powers of the single currency's bail-out fund.

Article71 If the public trust terminates, the liquidation report on the handling of trust affairs made by the trustee shall be reported to the regulatory agency of public undertakings for ratification after the trust supervisor recognizes, and the trustee shall make public announcement.

"12). to decide on the appointment and to call on plenipotentiary representative abroad, and on the ratification and abrogation of treaties; 13 ). to institute systems of titles and ranks for military and diplomatic personnel and of other specific titles and ranks; "