Sentence examples for is now nullified from inspiring English sources

When confronted this month with indisputable evidence of years of double-crossing us and the world, the Communist North headed by Kim's dictator son said, in effect, "Sure we did -- and your nosiness means that the deal is now nullified".

Thanks to Docomomo, preservation is now nullifying the disconnect between past and present that it formerly reinforced.

In retaliation, the Israeli Foreign Ministry is now threatening to nullify the Oslo Accords, if the world recognizes a Palestinian state.

He stepped down as president in September, but is now demanding that Fujitsu "nullify" the resignation.In a four-page letter sent last month to the board of directors, the 62-year-old Mr Nozoe claims that he was unjustly forced out without even having submitted a formal resignation.

The Consumer Price Index, which rose less than 2percentt a year in 1997 and 1998, is now climbing at an annual rate of more than 3.5percentt, nullifying all or most of this year's wage gains.

Uefa is expected to announce next month that the FFP rules will be eased to allow more owner investment - a move that will aim to nullify more than 10 legal challenges that the European governing body is now facing.

The passing of the Trustee Act 2000 effectively nullified the 1961 Act's terms in relation to trustee investment, and the 2000 Act is now the principal piece of legislation in this area.

The waste of users' time in performing that task is now compounded by the paradox that in trying to download the fix that nullifies Blaster, they run a risk of contracting it.

Alan Solomons' side were now in the ascendency, nullifying Glasgow's dangerous runners, but their lack of attacking options meant they rarely threatened the try-line.

They're now widely held to be nullified by the First Amendment.

The association of nPCR with albumin was not nullified by confounding demographic or morbidity-related factors.