Synonyms for ratified
rat·i·fied

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1. ratified, sanctionedadjective

   formally approved and invested with legal authority

   Synonyms:
   sanctioned, canonic, approved, canonical

   Antonyms:
   illegal

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1. List of paraphrases for "ratified":

   ratification, ratify, ratifying, approved, endorsed, approval

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1. Samarco Chief Executive Roberto Carvalho:

   The agreement ratified today already carries all the socio-economic and environmental reparations which this other lawsuit proposes.

2. Jim Walsh:

   We have had all sorts of agreement that were never ratified by Congress.

3. John Fleming:

   Working with our UAW partners, we have reached a tentative agreement for the next four years for our employees and our business, the agreement, if ratified, will help lead the Ford Motor Company, our employees and our communities into the future.

4. James Montague:

   For Majlinda Kelmendi to win a gold medal and stand on that podium will send a massive message to the world, when I went to Kosovo in December when the IOC ratified the original decision to recognize it, I met the deputy foreign minister -- he said this was the most important day in Kosovo's history since the unilateral declaration of independence in 2008.

5. Hassan Abbasi:

   The representative insisted that the WHO has not declared that there is Ebola in Tanzania, nor does it have any evidence on that and pledged to cooperate with the government, during the talks, the WHO agreed to strictly follow guidelines outlined by the agency itself and ratified by the government if it wants to get any additional information from the Tanzanian government.