Sentence examples similar to considered it void from inspiring English sources

Until recently, prenups were considered difficult to void.

These contracts are considered void, meaning it is as if they never existed.

On the labor front, at least one union leader said that if the ship is used, his union might consider void an agreement with the Republicans not to strike during the convention.

In fact, it was from a region scientists previously considered largely void of particles.

For all three soils considered, the void ratio (e) is linearly proportional to the DPI divided by the median particle size (DPI / D50) while the angle of internal friction is inversely proportional to DPI / D50.

In this way, pixels outside our object annotation are considered as void.

He said that the draft resolution said that all Israeli settlement activity in the West Bank and East Jerusalem should be considered null and void and illegal, and that it called on Israel to halt all such activities.

The depth of the problem raises questions about whether at least some foreclosures should be considered void, Mr. Ting said.

The brief also argues that if the court ruling concerning term limits is correct, "then all of these local laws amending the Charter must also be considered void".

Space is limited, so it is best to reserve and pay for tickets as early as you can; they must be picked up at least 24 hours before the visit, or the reservation will be considered void.

As the war approached, though, those rights were increasingly considered null and void, particularly in the South and border states.