Sentence examples for nullification of a from inspiring English sources

It's about a vocal and ardent minority demanding a nullification of a law it doesn't like.

Likewise, she spent a lot of time defending her ruling in the New Haven firefighter case, in which she approved the city's nullification of a promotion examination when it turned out that no African-Americans had made the grade.

Further information is given regarding the resolution of dissension during an election and the possible nullification of an election if an unworthy candidate is chosen.

Asymmetrical actions have come into widespread use, enabling the nullification of an enemy's advantages in armed conflict.

A separate blow to public faith has arisen recently, with the virtual nullification of nearly a century of laws seeking to curb campaign fund-raising.

Nullification of all conveyances of permanent title to electromagnetic frequencies.

I mean, big ups to the Grumman '78 folks for fighting the fight to at least get the bylaws changed, but it's got to go farther than this, which as it stands threatens to be but a precious and privileged promotional exercise, and a nullification of what makes street food a vital and relevant force in the culinary life of a city.

Wiesel uses the concept of night as a nullification of light and reason, as a historical disruption, and as an obliteration of his personal religious faith: "The days were like nights, and the nights left the dregs of their darkness in our souls" (60).

The movie, he felt, served to diminish the suffering of the Jews and went toward not a nullification of Nazi behavior, but certainly a mitigation of it.

Pantry Pride countered with a new proposal on October 7, raising its $53 offer to $56.25, subject to nullification of the Rights, a waiver of the Notes covenants, and the election of three Pantry Pride directors to the Revlon board.

Or is it a limitation of executive authority, a nullification of the President's veto power under the Constitution?