Sentence examples for not vitiate from inspiring English sources

The fact that petitioner was not found should not vitiate the legality of the seizures.

"What I told the president and vice president was that they were going to vitiate cloture, not vitiate the filibuster".

The fact that the title or security may inure indirectly to the security and benefit of the bank will not vitiate the transaction.

While I do not vitiate the salt with any other flavors, no citrus or truffle, we have smoked the salt at the restaurant and are impressed.

The appointment, and indeed his highlighting of the issue, may be a typical instance of Cameron guile, but that does not vitiate its value.

We there held that forcibly abducting a person and bringing him into the State did not vitiate a state conviction where the trial was fair and pursuant to constitutional procedural requirements.

The procedural protections are not vitiated by meetings between the committee members and staff before the hearing.

"The Closest of Strangers" offers a number of important insights that are not vitiated by the screech of his rhetoric.

For this reason, young people who would make gifted teachers may prefer to teach in parochial, private or charter schools or consider other careers in which one's energies are not vitiated at the end of the day.

The provisions mandating notice and the specified hearing rights satisfy the requirement of a meaningful opportunity to be heard, and are not vitiated by prehearing meetings between the committee members and staff absent evidence of resulting bias or that the actual decision is made before the hearing.

16 Certainly, the nature of our society has not vitiated the need for inspections first thought necessary 158 years ago, nor has experience revealed any abuse or inroad on freedom in meeting this need by means that history and dominant public opinion have sanctioned.