Sentence examples for as annulled from inspiring English sources

Allegations claiming that a field, which is inherently 'politicised', becomes 'politicised' by attaching normative objectives can be regarded as annulled.

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

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

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.

Although he was unsuccessful, and the lease was annulled as a result of a new agreement with Great Britain, Leopold retained the enclave with the stipulation that it should revert to the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan six months after the end of his reign.

The wedding is later annulled as it was unconsummated.

The exponent of the slippery slope argument against assisted suicide and voluntary euthanasia will naturally disagree with the analogizing of cases of public policy (such as those just annulled with cases in which moral principles are in play).

That amnesty law, passed in 1986 by then-dictator General Mejía Víctores with the intention of guaranteeing immunity from prosecution for all crimes committed during his government as well as that of his predecessor, Ríos Montt, in which he served as defense minister, was annulled.

Bharti, who is trained as a child psychologist, has a growing record of getting child marriages annulled, winning 27 annulments through May, according to the Guardian.