Sentence examples for difficult to annul from inspiring English sources

Deputy Attorney General Joshua Schoffman said that if they were passed, "they would produce something close to a constitution," especially if Parliament also approved a bill that elevated their status and made them more difficult to annul or amend.

For the family, it was not difficult to annul the existence of an uncle who had lived as far away as Annapolis; it must have exacted more of an effort in the case of Tom, and yet, once the facts of his death were satisfactorily revised, he was not spoken of at home again.

But as they are virtually everywhere, annulments are very difficult to come by here: Marriages can mostly only be annulled on the grounds of psychological incapacity.

It is difficult to imagine that neighbouring normal notochord cells, which themselves express Wnt5α, are able to annul the deleterious effects of overexpression of Wnt5α in the injected cells, causing Wnt5α-overexpressing cells to intercalate normally.

For some, it takes a staggering blow to annul hope, for others, just a crosscurrent in an already difficult existence.

On Monday, the speaker of the lower house, the Chamber of Deputies, attempted to annul the house's previous impeachment vote, then chose to annul his annulment less than 24 hours later.

The man who took over, Waldir Maranhao, attempted to annul the vote last week, then within 24 hours announced he was annulling his annulment.

Prepare to annul the election".

They went expecting him to annul the elections.

He seems to want to annul his origins.

But then, in July, he appealed to the Pope, asking him to annul it.