Sentence examples for nullify one another from inspiring English sources

In the book, "The Atoms of Language: The Mind's Hidden Rules of Grammar" (Basic Books, 2001), Dr. Baker sets forth a hierarchy of parameters that sorts them according to their power to affect and potentially nullify one another.

Today that article is nearer my heart than most, because of what it forced me to confront: a new relationship among language, identity, and public process, and a way that they were nullifying one another across public life.

In a twist, Judge Kennedy cited the same reason for overturning the Bush executive order that another court had used to nullify one of President Clinton's executive orders that labor unions had sought and praised.

Not finding work as a lawyer doesn't nullify one's law-school debt, of course.

In fact, to side with the unbelievers against Islam and Muslims is one of the acts that nullify one's Islamic faith".

It even passed a decree in the hope of nullifying one of the referendum's counts.

Last Thursday the seventh circuit court of appeals thwarted gay marriage bans in Wisconsin and Indiana, joining the fourth and tenth circuit courts that have issued recent rulings nullifying one man-one woman marriage laws in Virginia, Utah and Oklahoma.

In the previous subsection, the proposed one-shot beamforming scheme makes each BS nullifies the one of the interference links since we consider that each BS has two transmit antennas.

"Mr. Moussavi still wants the election results nullified," Ismail Kossari, one of the members of Parliament, told the ILNA news agency.

You can motivate one-another.

"You've got to find and nullify enemy leadership," one senior Bush administration official said.