Sentence examples for move to void from inspiring English sources

A20 Move to Void Gay Adoption Ban Advocates of gay and civil rights announced a campaign to overturn a Florida law barring homosexuals from adopting children.

A16 Move to Void Abortion Rule A bipartisan group of legislators said they would try to use a law giving Congress a way to roll back regulations less than 60 days old to overturn Bush administration restrictions on international family planning assistance to groups that counsel or "actively promote" abortions.

"Now we know," she said, attacking Congress's 11th-hour move to void the Nov. 3 marijuana initiative by passing an appropriations amendment that bars the city from spending even the smallest amount of money to tally and promulgate the result.

They moved to void Morales's contract last week, based on their contention that Morales misrepresented his age.

Wilpon even held out the option of eventually moving to void Rodriguez's contract, saying: "We are going to reserve our rights on that".

Congress was in turmoil after Jorge Cevallos, left, its elected leader, moved to void an effort to expel 57 opposition legislators for trying to block President Rafael Correa's plan to rewrite the Constitution to make it harder for Congress to topple presidents.

And subsequently when you move to East Germany, there is a total void of color.

But a lively underground after-hours scene is moving to fill the void with an ever-changing menu of unlicensed dance clubs and pop-up speak-easies.

China has been moving to fill the void, as it increasingly develops its nuclear abilities and pushes homegrown players to look for opportunities beyond their borders.

On Thursday afternoon, a bipartisan coalition in Congress moved to fill the void and perform this function of the presidency that Trump has essentially outsourced.

Still, as Exodus has backed away from efforts to cure homosexuality, other conservative Christian groups have moved to fill the void, and have continued to assert that homosexuality is not innate but an immoral choice.