Sentence examples for making inoperative from inspiring English sources

Economic rights should not be read so broadly that they cover the same ground as the moral rights, making inoperative the limits Parliament has imposed on moral rights.

The situation will continue to deteriorate until the regime is made inoperative.

Chemical weapons were produced at Al Fallujah during the nineteen-eighties and nineties and may or may not have been made inoperative or harmless.

So, although Dyson did not elaborate this point, the realization of his vision presumes that the existing legislation on intellectual property can somehow be neutralized, suspended or otherwise be made inoperative.

Gene knockout is one of the most common genetic engineering techniques in which one of an organism's genes is made inoperative.

There are inexpensive jammers that make cellphones inoperative within a few hundred feet.

So in October 2006 the White House effectively pardoned itself by slipping a little-noticed provision into the Military Tribunals Act, conferring effective immunity from the War Crimes Act on high-level officials by making it retroactively inoperative, from 1996 to 2006.

In addition ground water level goes down due to the prolonged dry period making shallow tubewells inoperative, which also restricts irrigation to the orchards.

But even before the concrete was poured to make that tunnel inoperative, another subterranean passageway was discovered a block away.

Raw sewage has flooded streets in some areas of Gaza City following the closure of Gaza's only power plant on 1 November, which made pump stations inoperative.

The new lawsuit argues that the ban is invalid under a section of state law that makes any provision inoperative if it causes Texas to lose federal matching funds for the Women's Health Program.