Sentence examples for has already nullified from inspiring English sources

The government has already nullified the passports of 110 former Australian citizens it believes fall under this category, Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop told Parliament Monday.

The constitutional court has already nullified an incomplete February 2nd general election (which was boycotted by the opposition, hence won by Ms Yingluck's party) and ordered a new poll.

Egyptian courts have already nullified the first conviction, which was marred with controversy, and ordered a new trial.

He felt guilty when he thought about his shared commitment with Elaine to age and die naturally, but that option had already been nullified the day he accepted his artificial heart.

The GOP majority has already used the Congressional Review Act 14 times since January to nullify rules passed under Barack Obama, and US senator Tom Cotton, an Arkansas Republican, has already vowed to introduce a resolution to block the arbitration rule.

"This sentence is still not firm because Rios Montt's lawyers have already said they will work to nullify it," she added.

It was a form of unanimity voting rule that allowed any member of the Sejm (legislature) to force an immediate end to the current session and nullify any legislation that had already been passed at the session by shouting Nie pozwalam!

It took place in Warsaw and the deputies and senators in service of foreign powers declared it a confederated sejm (with decisions decided by the majority) to prevent liberum veto (the right of any deputy to force an immediate end to the current session and nullify any legislation that had already been passed) being used to stop it.

Gay rights advocates persuaded the legislators to first take up another amendment to ban same-sex marriage, one introduced nearly two years ago by a conservative lawmaker, but which was now considered by Mr. Mineau and other same-sex marriage opponents to be unable to pass constitutional muster because it would nullify the same-sex marriages that had already taken place.

In Trenton, Republicans held a rally that focused on their contention that a ballot switch would nullify the votes of Americans in military service who had already cast absentee allots.

In arguments before the State Supreme Court today, the Republicans' lawyers pointed out that only 34 days remain until the election and argued that changing candidates would nullify the voting rights of some military servicemen who have already mailed in absentee ballots.