Sentence examples for not be nullified from inspiring English sources

However, the deal will not be nullified if the amendment is defeated as it almost certainly will be.

The explanation of Rule 4 reads (ibid).: "This rule should be followed so that arguments based on induction may not be nullified by hypotheses".

"The deal was already fixed in March with the supreme leader's endorsement and will not be nullified no matter how much the hard-liners here complain," said Husain, a retired professor and business owner, who, like several others interviewed, did not want his last name used for privacy reasons.

So does the conclusion of the trial judge, Harold H. Greene, that Poindexter's actions traduced the principle "that those elected by and responsible to the people shall make the important policy decisions, and that their decisions may not be nullified by appointed officials who happen to be in positions that give them the ability to operate programs prohibited by law".

More important, the president will establish the precedent that laws will not be nullified because of political blackmail and the debt ceiling will become whatever level the Congress appropriates, thus removing its use as a tool of coercion.

The specificity of the HRP mediated HVA dimer production by H2O2 is also reported by several authors [ 6, 14] and, therefore, claiming the interference of the above additional function of HRP in the presently proposed assay system can be forfeited, because, due to the above additional function of HRP, its availability for the assay system would not be nullified; rather it would be a little less.

Of course it's too early to make any judgements yet, but despite the air being heavier than a wrestling ring containing Big Daddy and Giant Haystacks (with Lisa Riley compering), Serena's power-game is not being nullified.

A trade was inevitable, and imagine how differently his life, his career — even baseball history — might have unfurled had a proposed deal to the Boston Red Sox before the 2004 season not been nullified.

First, some believe that justice requires the differential effects of option luck not to be nullified.

Estlund then enquires as to whether the lack of consent under certain circumstances mightn't similarly be nullified in cases where it is plainly wrong not to consent.

The executive branch is ordinarily in the business of enforcing laws, not arguing that they should be nullified.