Sentence examples for for nullification of from inspiring English sources
(North Korea says it asked for nullification of five U.N. resolutions that contain most, but not all, sanctions). Pyongyang has twice before struck deals to close Yongbyon, only to renege.
The Communists restated their demands for a return to the military positions of January 13 , 1946 and for nullification of the new constitution, terms which previously had been rejected by the government.
The Mexican American/Ethic Studies ban, like the audit, of course, has nothing to do with kids learning how to overthrow the government -- especially in a state where a radical anti-federal authority legislature has recently introduced bills for nullification of federal laws.
Her political positions were steadfastly conservative, and she notably argued for the nullification of federal laws that were in conflict with states' rights.
The political allies of the Prime Minister, Nawaz Sharif, will go before the High Court on Tuesday to appeal for the nullification of his removal late Sunday on charges of corruption.
Hoping to make a politically convenient marriage with Marie-Louise, daughter of Emperor Francis I of Austria, Napoleon in January 1810 arranged for the nullification of his 1804 marriage on the grounds that a parish priest had not been present at the ceremony.
Of course, we are we are seeking for a nullification of the law which we think is both unreasonable, unnecessary and illegal," Kiiza Eron, one of the lawyers leading a legal challenge against the tax, said Monday.
Boot labeled Woods' views as a 'Bizarro World' given Woods' support for nullification and the right of secession as well as his opposition to U.S. participation in World War I and II.
The added emphasis on the Due Process Clause also afforded the Court an opportunity to compensate for its earlier nullification of much of the privileges or immunities clause of the Amendment.
He cited Thomas Jefferson in support for nullification and he accused Boot of anti-Southern prejudice.
Tyler, who sympathized with South Carolina's reasons for nullification, rejected Jackson's use of military force against a state and gave a speech in February 1833 outlining his views.
