Sentence examples similar to has to be nullified from inspiring English sources

"They're a very structured team so we have to be able to nullify that.

Although this compact has since been nullified by the legislature, it was approved by the federal Department of Interior in January 2008 and that approval has not been rescinded.

Any pain that Duncan may have felt this year could've been nullified if he decided to take part in some self-congratulation.

While the act has been in place for more than 20 years, only one rule, a ergonomics regulation adopted under President Bill Clinton, has ever been nullified.

Realizing that their much-vaunted mandate to rule had been nullified by the massacre, the party focused on economic growth to quell demands for political change.

The victories against IS in early 2015 have proven ephemeral — or have been nullified by IS gains elsewhere.

Any bias this may have introduced to the interviews will have been nullified by the larger numeric sampling of the questionnaires, where the incidence of cancer reflected the population norm.

In a few weeks, it could seek to justify its earlier action that has been nullified by the U.S. Supreme Court; the justices in Washington could then choose to interpret the law for future close contests or let the matter drop as overtaken by events.

Some models may be needed by law, or have legal implications, that could be nullified by an unauthorized developer making adjustments to the model.

Under Mr. Osorio, some prosecutors investigating high-profile anticorruption cases have been transferred or cases have been nullified on procedural grounds.

An antigay law passed earlier this year in Uganda despite the protests of activists and scientists has been nullified by one of the nation's courts, which ruled that the legislation had been improperly approved by the country's Parliament.