ratification of an agreement

This cut was made permanent with the ratification of an agreement in June 2006.

Ratification of an agreement requires 21 votes from the 28 clubs.

The owner referred to the owners' labor policy committee and the need for three-fourths of the vote for ratification of an agreement.

In two days of often bitter meetings, they settled for a narrower, less idealistic accord: ratification of an agreement to disband the American-supported Nicaraguan rebels.

And in a remark that particularly bothered White House officials, he said he might oppose the ratification of an agreement on medium-range arms if it did not satisfy his concerns over verification.

The question that remains is will enough owners - 21 are needed for ratification of an agreement - believe the exchange is worthwhile, or will the agreement's opponents do enough damage to undermine the deal?

Bud Selig, the acting commissioner, spent the past week on the telephone, talking with owners to determine their problems with the proposed package, how widespread they were and if he could get the 21 votes needed for ratification of an agreement.

Mr. Thomas offered the observation today before the assembly voted, by a 9-to-1 margin, to declare that the Lutheran church "aspires to ratification of an agreement for full communion with the Episcopal Church" two years from now.

Iran will not be fully in the clear until it agrees to more long-term arrangements, including a permanent end to uranium enrichment and the ratification of an agreement permitting international nuclear inspectors to look wherever they choose without prior warning.

Instead of Russian Federal Law 26 (Article 272: illegal access, and Article 273: creating and using a virus) the law cited was Russian Federal Law 28 (a law having to do with the ratification of an agreement between RF and Asian countries to create a joint narcotics elimination center).