Skip to content
USLawEssentials

USLawEssentials

  • Home
  • Blog
  • Courses
  • About
  • Podcast
Contact Us
USLawEssentials
USLawEssentials

Ratify

Share This
Tweet
Share

To ratify means to approve something.  For example, a country’s legislature may have to ratify a treaty even after a representative of the country signs the treaty.  Until the treaty is ratified, it may not have legal effect.

Related Articles:
  • Glossary: The Senate
« Back to Glossary Index
Related Terms:
  • Term: Legislative
  • Term: Ratify

USLawEssentials

Legal English for Everyone. Everywhere.

  • LinkedIn
  • YouTube

© 2026 USLawEssentials - WordPress Theme by Kadence WP

  • Home
  • Blog
  • Courses
  • About
  • Podcast