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1 ratify
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3 ratify
transitive verbratifizieren [völkerrechtlichen Vertrag]; bestätigen [Ernennung]; sanktionieren [Vertrag, Gesetzentwurf]* * *(to approve and agree to formally and officially, especially in writing.) bestätigen- academic.ru/60356/ratification">ratification* * *rati·fy<- ie->[ˈrætɪfaɪ, AM -t̬ə-]vt LAW▪ to \ratify sth etw ratifizierento \ratify an amendment/a contract einen Änderungsantrag/Vertrag sanktionieren* * *['rtIfaɪ]vtratifizieren* * *ratify [-faı] v/t1. bestätigen, genehmigen* * *transitive verbratifizieren [völkerrechtlichen Vertrag]; bestätigen [Ernennung]; sanktionieren [Vertrag, Gesetzentwurf]* * *v.bestätigen v.ratifizieren v. -
4 ratify
to \ratify sth etw ratifizieren;to \ratify an amendment/ contract einen Änderungsantrag/Vertrag sanktionieren -
5 ratify a contract
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6 ratify a treaty
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7 affirm
transitive verb* * *[ə'fə:m](to state something positively and firmly: Despite all the policeman's questions the lady continued to affirm that she was innocent.) beteuern, zusichern- academic.ru/1009/affirmation">affirmation- affirmative
- affirmative action* * *af·firm[əˈfɜ:m, AM -ˈfɜ:rm]vt▪ to \affirm sth1. (state) etw versichern [o beteuern2. (confirm) etw bekräftigento \affirm a judgement eine Entscheidung aufrechterhalten, ein Urteil bestätigen* * *[ə'fɜːm]1. vt1) (= assert) versichern; (very forcefully) beteuernhe affirmed his innocence — er versicherte, dass er unschuldig sei, er beteuerte seine Unschuld
2) (= ratify) bestätigen2. vi (JUR)eidesstattlich or an Eidesstatt erklären* * *A v/t1. a) versichernb) beteuern3. JUR an Eides statt versichernB v/i1. JUR eine Versicherung an Eides statt abgeben; weitS. eine eidesstattliche Versicherung abgeben2. JUR das Urteil bestätigen* * *transitive verb(assert) bekräftigen [Absicht]; beteuern [Unschuld]; (state as a fact) bestätigen* * *v.behaupten v.bejahen v.bekräftigen v.bestätigen v.versichern v. -
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noun[Staats]vertrag, der* * *['tri:ti]plural - treaties; noun(a formal agreement between states or governments: They signed a peace treaty.) der Vertrag* * *trea·ty[ˈtri:ti, AM -t̬i]n (between countries) Vertrag m, Abkommen nt; (between persons) Vertrag m ( between zwischen + dat, on über + akk, with mit + dat)peace \treaty Friedensvertrag mT\treaty of Rome Römische Verträgeto ratify/sign a \treaty einen Vertrag ratifizieren/schließen* * *['triːtɪ]nVertrag m* * ** * *noun[Staats]vertrag, dermake or sign a treaty — einen Vertrag schließen
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9 treaty
noun[Staats]vertrag, der* * *['tri:ti]plural - treaties; noun(a formal agreement between states or governments: They signed a peace treaty.) der Vertrag* * *trea·ty[ˈtri:ti, AM -t̬i]n (between countries) Vertrag m, Abkommen nt; (between persons) Vertrag m ( between zwischen + dat, on über + akk, with mit + dat)peace \treaty Friedensvertrag mT\treaty of Rome Römische Verträgeto ratify/sign a \treaty einen Vertrag ratifizieren/schließen* * *['triːtɪ]nVertrag m* * *treaty [ˈtriːtı] sthe Treaty of Versailles HIST der Versailler Vertrag2. WIRTSCH Rückversicherungsvertrag m3. obs Verhandlung f:be in treaty with sb for mit jemandem verhandeln über (akk)* * *noun[Staats]vertrag, dermake or sign a treaty — einen Vertrag schließen
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10 treaty
trea·ty [ʼtri:ti, Am -t̬i] npeace \treaty Friedensvertrag m;to ratify/sign a \treaty einen Vertrag ratifizieren/schließen
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ratify — rat·i·fy / ra tə ˌfī/ vt fied, fy·ing: to make valid or effective; esp: to adopt or affirm (as the prior act or contract of an agent) by express or implied consent with the effect of original authorization unable to rescind the contract because… … Law dictionary
ratify — ratify, confirm are comparable when they mean to make something legally valid or operative. Both terms presuppose previous action by a person or body with power of appointing, of legislating, or of framing such a document as a constitution, a… … New Dictionary of Synonyms
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ratify — [rat′ə fī΄] vt. ratified, ratifying [ME ratifien < MFr ratifier < ML ratificare < L ratus (see RATE1) + facere, to make, DO1] to approve or confirm; esp., to give official sanction to SYN. APPROVE ratification [rat΄əfi kā′shən] n.… … English World dictionary
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ratify — rat|i|fy [ˈrætıfaı] v past tense and past participle ratified present participle ratifying third person singular ratifies [T] [Date: 1300 1400; : French; Origin: ratifier, from Medieval Latin ratificare, from Latin ratus; RATE1] to make a written … Dictionary of contemporary English