Sentence examples for might annul from inspiring English sources

Mr. Yanukovich and his allies in the Kremlin assailed the award, and Mr. Yanukovich suggested that he might annul it.

Mr. Aloko suggested that his office might annul the results, or bring criminal charges against candidates who he believed had won seats by fraud.

For much of Sunday, the capital was tense with apprehension that the panel of Mubarak-appointed judges overseeing the election might annul the ballot count and declare Mr. Shafik the president, completing a full military coup.

The positive indirect effects and the negative direct effects of organizational pride in employees' abilities on proactivity might annul each other.

Ms. Koofi said her prime worry was that, with elections due in less than a year, the law might be annulled by a new president.

Depending on the outcome of Hungary's parliamentary election next year — or various other factors like continued protests or an E.U. decision — the contracts might be annulled before then.

Where those values were at stake, the court might have to annul Security Council measures, he said.Mr Maduro also says that even when such measures were intended to suppress terrorism, this "should not inhibit the court from fulfilling its duty to preserve the rule of law".

Russian analysts said Ukraine might be trying to annul Ms. Tymoshenko's gas deal and renegotiate for a better price.

He reiterated the fears of many Islamists that the court might even seek to annul the presidential decree that granted Mr. Morsi power over the generals who ruled after Mr. Mubarak was ousted.

It is little wonder then that Min Aung Hlaing, the commander-in-chief, with a smile on his face, wrote off popular fears that the army might stage a coup, annul the results, and lock up the new MPs.

Calling the episode a "bad parody of Stand By Me", Martin wrote that "any moments this episode might have had are annulled by the constant annoyance of Homer screaming through the first half of the episode".