Sentence examples for became void from inspiring English sources

Anderson's four-year, $14 million contract with the Hornets, which he signed last summer, became void.

Monsanto eventually won a court ruling saying the soybean contract became void when DuPont acquired Pioneer in 1999.

Brad McGee, a Tyco spokesman, said yesterday that the "contract became void upon his resignation" but that the board planned to negotiate with Mr. Kozlowski about severance benefits.

That constituted de facto recognition of Paraguayan independence, and, when Buenos Aires attempted to use the alliance to acquire Paraguayan troops for its own interprovincial quarrels, the accord became void.

The British promise to give Mosul to France became void with the Bolshevik revolution in 1917 and the Bolsheviks' unsporting publication of Russia's secret agreements with its former French and British allies.

Gill claims the agreement became void after Fifa reforms which mean the British Fifa vice-presidency will be elected by all Uefa members instead of just the four home nations.

It becomes void after one year.

Her contract becomes void if she grows 2 inches.

If they are acquitted, those notices will become void.

To an Italian it is unfathomable that a job's permanency can become void.

Technically, parliament has to pass an ordinance into law within four months or it becomes void.