Sentence examples for nullified in from inspiring English sources
North Korean officials followed up on those pronouncements in January 2009 when they stated that all military and political agreements with South Korea would be nullified; in May of that year the North further announced that all business contracts pertaining to the joint North-South Kaesŏng Industrial Complex would be canceled.
Noting that he had heard about the requests for reconsideration by many of the retirees, he stressed that if Dr. Ajemian's name "appears in any RRB disability application or on any supporting documentation," the entire application "is tainted by Ajemian's admitted fraud and nullified in its entirety".
The consent is nullified (in its obligation producing effect) by the evident immorality of its content.
The variation is almost nullified in the difference between the roundtrip and return signals, although the phase variation within the period of the roundtrip time persists.
The tale, as its told: a grumpy customer decided to ring up HTC about his Desire's inability to store applications on the SD card — an issue which is nullified in Android 2.2.
The SeaTac referendum was nullified in court on a technicality, but in Seattle the progressives clearly had the political momentum.
It is based on a recent ruling in another asbestos-related Chapter 11 filing: that of W.R. Grace & Co. Creditors want the Delaware court to rule that Grace's 1998 sale of the Cryovac unit to Sealed Air Corp. should be nullified because in July the court ruled Grace was technically insolvent years before its 2001 filing.
Childress said he called the league about Visanthe Shiancoe's nullified score late in the second quarter.
Four circuits have nullified similar bans in recent months, so the new ruling creates a split.
Since his non-consent is nullified, he has, in effect, consented and he is therefore under an obligation to the authority.
The components projected onto the noise-only subspace are simply nullified, which results in significantly better performance when compared to the conventional DFT-based methods, where the full-band (and thus erroneous) spectrum must be processed.
