Sentence examples for it would negate from inspiring English sources

Such a vaccine would be highly desirable, as it would negate the need to separate cattle and other susceptible ungulates from wildebeest reservoirs.

But telling local prosecutors what to do is something else entirely — it would negate the law by preventing death penalty cases from being pursued in the first place.

Being mobile, it would negate one of piracy's big advantages (although its cost would reinforce another one).

The suspicion, however, was that it would negate the German amendment.

If you expected them to surprise you, it would negate the whole premise!

Proponents of repowering said that it would negate the need for new power plants.

The remaining issue has been whether the potential problems with self-administration (women not having the medication with them at the time of labour or taking it incorrectly) would negate the benefits of widespread access to misoprostol in home birth settings.

It would be very unlikely that such a fund would actually be used - its existence would negate the need to draw on it.

Renee changed the baby's course, swerved it up, like if she held it high enough that would negate the need for me to take it from her, it being so close to the overhead light and all.

"When is Pappy going to die?" The adults fell over themselves responding, trying to both reassure him and ourselves, as if the faster and louder we answered his question, the more we would negate it: A lot of years.

The Australian Sheepskin Association is attempting to change the name UGG into a regional mark similar to that achieved for Champagne which would negate it's trademark status in many jurisdictions.