Sentence examples for effectively annulled from inspiring English sources

Russia was still described as an "autocracy," though the adjective "unlimited" was no longer attached to the term, and an article confirming that no law could take effect without the consent of the Duma effectively annulled its meaning.

When their plane touched back down in Ohio, the state's recognition bans effectively annulled their marriage for all state law (and some federal law) purposes.

In May MINEM decided against approving an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) of the project because it failed to adequately address numerous environmental issues, among other reasons, but that decision was appealed by the company and then effectively annulled by Vice-Minister of Energy Raul PeRaulRauls Espejo.

In a handful of cases, including in the last parliamentary elections in 2003, it has even won, effectively annulling the outcome in those races.

In addition, the EP-FA introduced legislation that would effectively annul an amnesty law, enacted in 1986, that had shielded military officers from prosecution for human rights abuses committed during the period of military rule.

Moreover, the government has also argued that if the American spouse dies before the two-year mark, the foreign spouse becomes a widow — or widower — effectively annulling the marriage and the right of the foreigner to be considered for residency.

In turn, the FA are adamant they have nothing to consider until a second bid is lodged and are of the belief that the arbitration panel's verdict effectively annuls the original process.

Shortly after, he obtained a rabbinical ruling from the chief rabbi of Israel effectively annulling all curses connected to the codex and intensifying pressure on the Aleppo Jews to send it to Jerusalem.

Both effects annul each other.

The claim in today's opinion indicated that giving elected officials "sole authority to decide" whether to defend an initiative in court might "allow public officials, through inaction, effectively to annul initiatives that they dislike," just isn't correct.

In 1995, an Egyptian Shariah court declared Dr. Abu Zayd an apostate from Islam, annulled his marriage and effectively forced him and his wife into exile.