| The prince represents Monaco in its foreign relations and signs and ratifies treaties. |
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| Congress only ratifies or rejects the agreement once it has been concluded. |
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| Parliament enacts, amends and supplements legislation and ratifies and denounces Kazakhstan's international agreements. |
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| If British Columbia ratifies the Final Agreement, the Government of Canada will proceed through its ratification process. |
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| The government ratifies the regional land use plans which transfer national and regional land use goals to the local level. |
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| It regularly submits reservations when it ratifies treaties, and domestic status of international treaties remains unclear. |
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| The European Union ratifies the Kyoto Protocol, moving closer to binding reductions of greenhouse gases. |
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| The countries that become parties to such an instrument may instantly apply it, from the day that the country formally ratifies it. |
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| To address such concerns, America generally ratifies human-rights pacts with the condition that they will not overrule existing laws. |
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| The Government ratifies the financial frameworks of its ministries annually for the next four years. |
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| The ATT would make violation of UN embargoes a crime prosecutable in any country that ratifies the treaty. |
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| The Commission E ratifies the external application of arnica as an urgent remedy for injuries, dislocation and sprain. |
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| It is not even required to inform the House or the people when it signs or ratifies treaties. |
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| The State ratifies the Convention on the Rights of the Child and takes on obligations to implement it fully. |
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| It has been made clear by the parliamentary secretary that the bill ratifies two international conventions. |
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| Then, the inter-professional agreement ratifies a price decline that is far from permanently resolving the crisis situation experienced by milk suppliers. |
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| Many Liberals are now prepared to support the Steelworkers' request to live up to a commitment they made last year calling for an independent and comprehensive human rights assessment before Canada ratifies the deal. |
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| Before Norway ratifies this protocol, there is a need for a study of what this could imply for Norway, especially in relation to the economic, social and cultural rights in the Convention. |
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| To become a member of the IMO, a state ratifies a multilateral treaty known as the Convention on the International Maritime Organization. |
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| It is not crass populism or majoritanianism that ratifies the legitimacy of the polity or the administration. |
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| It drafts legislation, ratifies international treaties, and approves the national budget. |
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| When a state ratifies a proposed amendment, it sends the Archivist an original or certified copy of the state's action. |
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| When a government ratifies a human rights treaty, it must take steps immediately to bring its domestic legislation and policies in line with the standards in the treaty. |
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| However, for that bill to become law, it must also be adopted by the US Senate, which legally ratifies any international treaty or agreement that commits the United States. |
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| The ruling, which effectively ratifies an agreement brokered by the former attorney general, Dominic Grieve, will help to take some of the sting out of the highly charged political debate in Britain over human rights law. |
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| If a State ratifies or accedes to this Convention after the 10-year period for destruction set forth in paragraph 6, it shall destroy chemical weapons specified in paragraph 1 as soon as possible. |
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| What influence does the legislature actually have over America's foreign affairs? Under the constitution Congress declares war, ratifies treaties and has the power of the purse. |
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| The French, mindful of British Euroscepticism, are taking care not to push Europe's nascent defence project too hard before Britain ratifies the Lisbon treaty this summer. |
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| When parliament ratifies the new treaty, probably next year, Mr Sarkozy hopes to deploy the removal of this clause to disarm rejectionists. A second answer, however, has more to do with conviction than tactics. |
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| There are no winners or losers under the judgment, since it ratifies the result of negotiations and agreements freely entered into by responsible individuals wishing to decide their future for themselves. |
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| The parliament ratifies the annual state budget. |
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| Each Member which ratifies this Convention agrees to bring its provisions into operation not later than 1 July 1921, and to take such action as may be necessary to make these provisions effective. |
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| However, the model has come in for considerable criticism, as it turns legislators into investigators, judges and juries, rather than maintaining them as a body which ratifies a judgement reached by an impartial adjudicator. |
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| Parliament passes laws on issues of foreign policy, ratifies and denounces international treaties, and contributes to the development of international and inter-parliamentary cooperation. |
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| We will not wait until Russia ratifies Kyoto. |
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| For Europe and the rest of the world, which conduct business in a civilised manner, it is important that the Russian Federation ratifies the Energy Charter Treaty. |
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| Every country must endeavour to reconcile the historical, social and religious traditions of its different communities with the vital obligations of the international human rights treaties it ratifies. |
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| The Congress makes federal law, declares war, imposes taxes, approves the national budget and international treaties, and ratifies diplomatic appointments. |
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