Although the New Constitution (promulgated in May 2013) seeks to annul some of these powers, the new laws that go with the new supreme law of the land have not yet been put in place.
It may be that somehow the benefits of indirect interaction will be annulled by some advance in direct input, or by the cleverness of a generation of UI designers working in a mouse-optional world.
There have been several gay marriages recently in Argentina, some of which were annulled by the Supreme Court, creating a legal controversy.
When their plane touched back down in Ohio, the state's recognition bans effectively annulled their marriage for all state law (and some federal law) purposes.
That policy could conceivably move Trump to seek to roll back environmental restrictions or even annul some of the 23 new monuments established by Obama.
The commission said in a statement that it was disappointed that the fines were annulled, but it insisted that the ruling also supported it on some important legal issues.
In 2006 it annulled another election boycotted by the Democrats, partly on the grounds that some of the voting booths were placed at the wrong angle.
International observers said today they considered last Sunday's municipal and legislative elections credible despite some irregularities, but opposition politicians called for the poll to be annulled.
Fearing our family's reactions -- three days later we had the marriage annulled, and again, this time with paperwork indicating our "separation," managed to get some free drinks out of the deal.
