11 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Ratified' in a Sentence
"Confirmed by formal or authoritative consent or approval." more
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The team captain must ratify the coach's decision before it becomes official.
The scientists had been ratifying their research findings through a rigorous peer-review process.
The software development team will be ratifying the code changes in the upcoming release.
Before the merger is finalized, both companies will have ratified the terms and conditions.
The court was ratifying the settlement reached between the disputing parties.
The policy on affordable housing was ratified to address the housing crisis.
The Olympic Committee will have ratified the new rules for the upcoming sports event.
The research paper will have ratified its findings through peer review before publication.
The chef had been ratifying the new recipes for the upcoming menu at the renowned restaurant.
The government will ratify the new trade agreement with neighboring countries.
The school board needs to ratify the curriculum changes for the upcoming academic year.
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