Sentence examples for be nullified as from inspiring English sources

Many Libyans point to Colonel Qaddafi's expropriation laws, which have yet to be nullified, as one of his signal injustices.

The National Labor Relations Board has been thrown into a strange legal limbo — with the possibility that more than 300 of its decisions over the last year could be nullified — as a result of a federal appeals court ruling on Friday that President Obama's recess appointments to the board were invalid.

Anspach began to research the game's history, and argued that the copyrights and trademarks held by Parker Brothers should be nullified, as the game came out of the public domain.

Hypothetically, said Sandy Alderson, who doesn't like to deal in hypotheticals, "it's conceivable that under some circumstances a trade could be nullified as a result of prior conduct of the parties".

It remains to be seen if this will be nullified as a political issue, but the government has portrayed the new document, Open Source, Open Standards and Re-Use: Government Action Plan, as a big step forward on the issue.

The offset of phase value observed from both cameras can now be nullified as we know the phase value should be the same for each point in the scene.

Six of his votes were nullified, as were some from Pete Sessions, a Republican of Texas, who also ducked the swearing-in.

In its response to the state's lawsuit, Amtrak lawyers asked that the contract be nullified because of "mutual and/or unilateral mistake," as well as "illusory and unenforceable promises" and "impracticability".

More important, the president will establish the precedent that laws will not be nullified because of political blackmail and the debt ceiling will become whatever level the Congress appropriates, thus removing its use as a tool of coercion.

The agreement would have to be nullified in order to receive permission to destroy it, the city said.

Constitutional rights may be nullified quite as readily and completely by hypertechnical procedural obstructions to their effective assertion and maintenance as by outright substantive denial.