Sentence examples for effectively nullified from inspiring English sources

Some take the claim even further, aptly summarised by a tweet from the respected journalist Rafael Hernández following the match against Paraguay: " I have seen only two managers that effectively nullified Messi: José Mourinho and Tata Martino, the latter for a full season".

And considering he is in theory only two phone calls away, the private voice of President Bush — who enthusiastically endorsed a federal marriage amendment to the Constitution (since defeated) that would have effectively nullified same-sex unions — seems strangely absent from her narrative.

But the move was effectively nullified for more than a decade by, you guessed it, lawsuits challenging it that clogged the state courts.

Both sides effectively nullified the other's attacking threat.

That deadline was effectively nullified by recent court actions.

The Fourth Circuit's opinion effectively nullified the maritime commission's authority over state ports.

Mr. Martonyi's assurance only means that once-nullified laws don't automatically return when the decision that nullified the law is itself nullified.

In the second case, one interference link is nullified and the other is not nullified.

The consent is nullified (in its obligation producing effect) by the evident immorality of its content.

The effects of Pittsburgh's rejuvenated front seven were basically nullified.

The effect of miR-34a on cell invasion was partially nullified by Notch signaling activation.