Ratified is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RATIFIED in dictionary:

VERB:
• RATIFY, to approve and sanction formally
• sign or give formal consent to (a treaty, contract, or agreement), making it officially valid
ADJECTIVE:
• formally approved and invested with legal authority

Words related to RATIFIED

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Words that contain RATIFIED

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How to use RATIFIED in a sentence

• The House ought, also, to be made acquainted with the reasons why the treaty was not ratified at the appointed time.
• If, on the contrary, the Constitution proposed should once be ratified by all the States as it stands, alterations in it may at any time be effected by nine States.
• They have adopted and ratified the same twice by a direct vote, and also indirectly through two elections of State officers and members of the State legislature.
• Still, I thought it was proper to submit them to the Senate, by which they were ratified on the 3d of March, 1859.
• I concur in the recommendation of the Secretary of the Interior that the treaty should be ratified, with the amendments suggested by the Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
• So soon as it was ratified Great Britain opened to our commerce the free navigation of the river St.
• These measures as well as the others which the senate decided to be necessary to their effectiveness in any given case that body ratified even against its will.
• They will be stated all together, even if they were not all moved or ratified at one time.
• In the midst of her internal difficulties the Queen of Spain has ratified the convention for the payment of the claims of our citizens arising since 1819.
• The payment stipulated by a treaty duly ratified on both sides had just been formally refused by a vote of the Chamber of Deputies.
• A protest against the treaty was handed to the President, and considered by the Senate before the treaty was ratified.
• Next day John was released, and ratified the convention as a free man on French soil.
• Then another council was held in the same cathedral, and the King ratified the Great Charter.
• This convention was unanimously ratified by the Senate.
• We then ratified our engagement with an affectionate wedding of palms, and to elude suspicion repaired each to his hammock, to spend the last night on board the Dolly.
• Orde moved eleven propositions in conformity to the latter, which were all ratified by a decisive majority, after much violent discussion.
• A treaty of friendship, commerce, and navigation, was ratified the previous October with the republic of Peru, and published the beginning of January.
• Christ ratified and proclaimed the foundation of the law of Moses.
• These proposals were ratified by the people and became part of the Constitution.
• Having read it to him and given him to understand it, he affirmed and ratified it.
• The rest of the Achaean states, on their opinions being demanded, ratified, by an immediate decree, the alliance with Attalus and the Rhodians.
• This verdict was ratified by the emperor himself and on the strength thereof the long delayed duel took place between the two barons.
• The French Alliance, ratified during the spring, not only gave the Americans the moral advantage of the support of a great nation, but actually the support of a powerful fleet.
• If the latter is ratified, the action of Congress will be required for establishing suitable commissions of survey.
• The preliminaries of Nikolsburg were signed, and two days afterwards were ratified, for Bismarck pressed on the arrangements with feverish impetuosity.
• Mexico had, it is true, threatened War against the United States in the event the treaty of annexation was ratified.
• In January, 1844, this convention was ratified by the Senate of the United States with two amendments, which were manifestly reasonable in their character.
• I believe, on the contrary, that it ought to be ratified upon the same terms in which it has already received the sanction of the American Government.
• The feeling of the public was, however, so strongly in favor of the Treaty, that it was thought it would surely be ratified after certain objectionable clauses were changed.
• Though the Treaty was ratified on August 25, Arran was compelled to insist on compensation for the ships, but on August 28 he proclaimed Beaton a traitor.
• In May-September 1662, Parliament ratified the change to Episcopacy.
• At the end of December, 1809, the great political divorce was ratified amid sombre signs of sympathy.
• Clay, opposed to the treaty as ratified, though, as was his constitutional duty, he had sent the instrument for the action of the Senate.
• They say if the Treaty is accepted in its present form, and ratified before the Nicaragua Canal Bill is passed, England will have the right to take a hand in the Canal question.

Similar words containing RATIFI without suffix ed

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