Sentence examples for is now void from inspiring English sources
The phrase "is now void" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something, such as a contract or agreement, is no longer valid or has been rendered ineffective. Example: "Due to the failure to meet the terms, the agreement is now void."
President Obama's promise to the elderly is now void.
However, the SPL maintains that the agreement was made with Rangers oldco and is now void.
Serbia's program with the IMF was frozen in early 2012 because the 2012 budget approved by parliament deviated from the program parameters; the arrangement is now void.
Green claims the SPL agreed, in a letter, to settle the debt - but the league maintains the agreement was with Rangers oldco and is now void.
This is not an easy task as that part of the foundational legacy physics is now void.
Whenever Julian is in his apartment's bedroom in Vesterbro, his image is projected onto the walls of his childhood home, which is now void of furniture and decoration besides Julian's ghostly image.
Matteo Renzi is somewhat in a similar situation: his best-selling argument -- that of the need for "wrecking" the old political class -- is now voided by the new government and many of his supporters are likely to feel comfortable with Letta.
If East were now void in diamonds, West would have begun with Q-J-10-8-7 Q-J-10-8-7 Q-J-10-8-7 Q-J-10-8-7 Q-J-10-8-7
The special settlement negotiated by David Cameron earlier this year was now void, they said.
But in the interview in Gaza City, he said that the offer was now void, as Israel had rejected it.
Because the law could no longer identify which states and counties were covered, Sections 4 and 5 — the heart of the Act — were now void.
