Sentence examples for as null and void from inspiring English sources

The Muslim Brotherhood described the sentences as "null and void" and called for a popular uprising on Friday.

The Commonwealth parliamentary union was after 1660 treated as null and void.

The first is the unconstitutional indignity dealt to gays and lesbians when their lawful nuptials are treated as null and void by the federal government.

China has welcomed the Philippines' approaches, even as Duterte has vowed not to surrender any sovereignty to Beijing, which views the South China Sea Hague ruling as null and void.

"The AU considers the announcement by the military of the 'dismissal' of President Michel Kafando and the attempt of substituting him with 'new authorities' as null and void," said the AU chairperson Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma in a statement.

A slightly cooler head, Senator Rand Paul's, thinks that the President "views our Constitutional 'right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects' as null and void".

Granted, the result made hundreds of millions of dollars, and acquired the patina of legend, but, still, "Star Wars" was emotionally as null as the interstellar void through which its vessels leaped.

In a letter to the UN, Mr Lahoud described cabinet approval of the tribunal as legally null and void.Hizbullah still says its supporters may take to the streets, while March 14th leaders warn they would stage counter-demonstrations.

Justice Lau Bee Lan quashed the Home Minister's prohibition against The Herald to use the word "Allah", declaring the order as "illegal, null and void".

We therefore do not recognize any elections the body may have held since being suspended as they are null and void".

Shoesmith is asking Lord Neuberger, Master of the Rolls, sitting with Lord Justice Maurice Kay and Lord Justice Stanley Burnton, to rule that her sacking without compensation was so legally flawed as to be null and void, and that she still remains entitled to her full salary and pension from Haringey up to the present day.