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Meanings of ratify by in English
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Usage of ratify by in English
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One of the biggest greenhouse-gas emitters, China, said it would ratify by September.
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Some EU officials say a deal with Britain in December, even January, could leave just about enough time to ratify by March.
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The UK Treasury said the agreement needs to be ratified by Parliament.
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January 2008 The BP exploration deal is ratified by the Libyan government.
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The draft could be ratified by December, despite opposition from Internet businesses.
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He said the date would need to be ratified by presidential decree.
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Espinosa said the Paris Agreement had now been ratified by 175 nations.
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It is set to be ratified by the board by 30 August.
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The opinion still has to be ratified by the court itself .
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The decision was ratified by the president and the board last night.
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Indicators were extracted from national and international CPGs and ratified by experts.
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It will then have to be ratified by 31 parliaments, he said.
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The deals will not take effect until they are ratified by Congress.
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That temporary measure will expire by June if not ratified by Congress.
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The appointment was ratified by the Cabinet yesterday at its weekly meeting.
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In July, 1778, the articles were ratified by ten of the states.