Sentence examples for annulled as from inspiring English sources

Horrified, they both decide to get it annulled as soon as possible.

A controversial sixth census was taken in 1937, but was subsequently annulled as defec tive and biased under the pres sures of Stalinist terror.

She then married the attorney Michael O'Hara (1976-82) and the actor Felipe de Alba, although that marriage was annulled as she was still wed to O'Hara.

If this spacing coincides approximately with the spacing of the hills, the waves become large; if not, the lee waves of one mountain may be annulled as the air passes over a second.

The airline says he registered for the flight on Sunday using his US passport – which American officials say has been annulled as part of an effort to prosecute him for revealing the highly classified government secrets.

'It is also true that the police power of the state is not unlimited, and is subject to judicial review, and when exerted in an arbitrary or oppressive manner such laws may be annulled as violative of rights protected by the Constitution.

General Babangida called an election in 1993, but annulled it as soon as it became clear that his candidate had lost.

But unless more than half of the electorate votes the result will be annulled -- as it was in October when Mr. Kostunica won a runoff against Miroljub Labus, a pro-Western liberal, by a similar margin.

The condemnation of 1277 was later partially annulled "insofar as the teachings of Thomas Aquinas would seem to be implied".

Peter Ranson Congleton, Cheshire Labour leadership contenders or supporters who want the ballot cancelled or the result annulled could cite as precedent the Irish Lisbon treaty referendum, where the population, having voted against accepting it, was told to go away and vote again, and this time get it right.

This charter, which is a part of the special verdict in this cause, was annulled, so far as respected the rights of the company, by the judgment of the Court of King's Bench on a writ of quo warranto; but the whole effect allowed to this judgment was to revest in the crown the powers of government, and the title to the land within its limits.