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"#HNN was about putting in place the campaigning framework that would support our bargaining team to secure an offer that was ratifiable, and enhance the organising opportunities for organisers and delegates that bargaining creates."

But, as part of the bargaining that had made the Constitution ratifiable, states were given the right to choose whether to allow slavery, and the Southern states still clung to it.

* Your campaign committee has three major responsibilities: Gathering input from members and developing a written campaign plan, implementing and overseeing the campaign and working to mobilize members in an effort to win a fair, positive, and ratifiable contract.

In Stanley Cavell's reading of Coleridge's poem, the Mariner rejects marriage because "it is no longer a sacrament, neither sponsored by God nor ratifiable by society as society stands, but it is a new mystery to which outsiders, however close in kind, are irrelevant" (Cavell 1989: 64).

* In climate change, the drive towards a single ratifiable, legally binding agreement stalled at Copenhagen in 2009 in spite of the presence of President Obama, Premier Wen and the generally good and the great--most of whom were uselessly stuck in the coffee bar of the improvised conference centre, relying on coffee and gossip while we tried to find out what on earth was going on.

'Let us ensure that we stay on track for an effective, fair, ambitious and universal climate agreement by 2015.' The Secretary-General said he hoped for five key 'deliverables' by Governments in Doha, beginning with the adoption of a ratifiable second commitment period of the Kyoto Protocol.

WHY ARE SOME UNAUTHORIZED COMMITMENTS NOT RATIFIABLE?

Diplomats practice "the art of negotiating agreements in precise and ratifiable form." (5)

He said a single agreement is ''easier and ratifiable'' and would avoid duplication.

Leaving redress to the mechanisms of international "common law" is a paltry consolation to a ratifiable regime and is not advisable.