7 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Ratify' in a Sentence
"To formally approve or confirm something by expressing consent or giving official approval, especially in the context of accepting a constitutional amendment." more
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The court will ratify the divorce settlement reached by the estranged couple.
Legal experts have been ratifying the terms of the settlement to bring an end to the long-standing dispute.
The jury is ratifying the verdict after a thorough review of the evidence.
The jury will be ratifying the verdict reached after careful deliberation.
The government has ratified the new law, enhancing protection for endangered species.
The jury has ratified the verdict, finding the defendant guilty of the charges.
Citizens have the power to ratify or reject proposed amendments to the constitution.
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