Sentence examples similar to nullified provision from inspiring English sources

In March 1966, he proposed an amendment to a mine safety bill supported by the United Mine Workers of America that would have nullified provisions of the bill if they were not shown to contribute to the safety of small mines, but his amendment was defeated.

If tens of millions of Americans lose their insurance coverage and the most popular provisions of Obamacare are nullified, how do you think opinion will evolve?

Mr. Martonyi's assurance only means that once-nullified laws don't automatically return when the decision that nullified the law is itself nullified.

In the second case, one interference link is nullified and the other is not nullified.

Slahi, it seemed, was to languish in legal limbo indefinitely, until June 2008, when the US Supreme court ruled in Boumediene v. Bush that the provisions in the Military Commissions Act that nullified habeas corpus petitions were unconstitutional.

Mr. Faso and Mr. Spitzer both support the death penalty — which was nullified two years ago when the state's highest court found one of its provisions unconstitutional — but Mr. Spitzer has suggested that he supports it for a smaller range of crimes.

"The president expressly determined that the order's provisions are needed to promote national security, but the lower courts here... nullified that judgment," he wrote.

Were federal officers free to search without a warrant merely upon probable cause to believe that certain articles were within a home, the provisions of the Fourth Amendment would become empty phrases, and the protection it affords largely nullified.

Trump has now nullified that effort.

These laws need to be nullified".

If not, the bonuses are nullified.