Sentence examples for could not annul from inspiring English sources

Henry demanded to know why he could not annul the marriage.

Mr. Garrido said Parliament could not annul the judgments because that would take lawmakers "into the territory of judges".

Everyone involved in this film is of the highest possible calibre, but their combined and formidable talents could not annul my queasiness that the question of Nazi war guilt and the death camps had been reimagined in terms of a middlebrow sentimental-erotic fantasy.

UMG argued that it had common law rights in sound recordings fixed before February 15 , 1972and its rights could not be annulled by the DMCA safe harbors.

If Washington does withdraw its signature, that will not annul the court, but it could encourage other nations to remove their signatures from treaties that America supports.

The key difference could be if the new resolution applies only to campaigns ― in which case, it may not annul the original resolution but would "repudiate the spirit" of the earlier one, according to Jerald Lentini, deputy director of the Democratic fundraising group It Starts Today.

This lack of essence in phenomena, or "emptiness," does not annul their appearance.

The ministry responded by conducting an internal legal analysis, which concluded that memo 190 couldn't be annulled on legal grounds but recommended instead that the VMI "rescind" it because it was not "scientifically rigorous" enough and didn't include "reliable" proof of the IPVI.

"These last elections were not annulled, and these elections will not be.

Relevant laws in force during the British Mandate were not annulled but amended and detailed under Jordanian rule.

If treated with Vibrio cholerae neuraminidase (VCN), inhibition by MAG is further attenuated but still not annulled.