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• What we have here is not ratifiable in the Senate in my judgment,
• "This is all about making the Kyoto Protocol ratifiable, " she said.
• Records set in uncommon events usually do not adhere to the strict criteria found in IAAF-ratifiable events.
• However, that time wasn't ratifiable as a world record as he had knocked down two hurdles.
• We have to have two things : a convention that is meaningful and one that is _ at least in principle _ ratifiable.
• Any attempt to prevent this internationally crucial agreement from getting under way in Bonn and making it ratifiable for everyone would be a serious political mistake,
• Environmentalists viewed the deal on the table as ratifiable _ and said they hoped it would be brought into force in 2002, 10 years after the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro.
• Although this was faster than Haile Gebrselassie's world record of 27 : 02 at the time, it was not ratifiable as the runners benefited from the race's downhill circuit.
• "The big issue ( is ) how do we get 100 percent protection for American citizens not to be tried by this court which is the bottom line in the Senate for whether or not a treaty is ratifiable, " he said.
• To achieve " a package that would be ratifiable by the Senate, " the U . S . source said, " . . . we need to see some action and willingness to step forward " on the part of Third World governments.
• Even Sen . John Kerry of Massachusetts, who supports greenhouse cuts, called the pact " not yet ratifiable by the US Senate because of the lack of meaningful participation by developing countries . " The fear is that if America's competitors don't have to meet the Kyoto goals, industries willmo ve plants-- and jobs-- overseas.