20 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Ratified' in a Sentence

"Confirmed by formal or authoritative consent or approval." more

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The mayor officially ratified the city's commitment to environmental sustainability by signing the eco-friendly policies.

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The team am ratifying the terms of the contract before signing.

The superhero team ratified their plan to save the city from the villain.

The librarian ratified the return of the borrowed books with a stamp.

The chef ratified the recipe with a signature dish at the cooking competition.

The friends ratified their friendship with a secret handshake.

Sarah's parents ratified her choice of a pet bunny.

The king happily ratified the law protecting the endangered animals.

The club members voted and ratified the decision to organize a charity event for the local animal shelter.

The sunflower ratified its growth with a bright yellow bloom.

Our town council ratified the new playground equipment for the park.

The students eagerly ratified the newly proposed school rules during the student council meeting.

The parents ratified their approval by clapping during the school play.

The explorers discovered ancient artifacts that were later ratified as historically significant.

The king ceremoniously ratified the peace treaty, bringing an end to the long-standing war.

The doctor ratified the teddy bear as the best medicine.

The class unanimously ratified the decision to have a pizza party.

All members of the alliance will have ratified the peace treaty by next month.

The knight ratified his bravery by saving the princess.

The scientist's groundbreaking discovery was ratified by the scientific community after thorough review.

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