Sentence examples similar to nullifying the decision from inspiring English sources

This would completely nullify the decision to invade".

Siddiqul Farooq, a spokesman for Mr. Sharif's political party, said that the judgment "nullifies the decision of the kangaroo courts that acted on the orders of Pervez Musharraf".

In 2004, the government used the royal prerogative - exercised by ministers in the Queen's name - to effectively nullify the decision.

These facts should have nullified the decision of the committee and the Assembly on the grounds that it had left some members as judges of their own cases.

These facts should have nullified the decision of the committee and the Assembly on the grounds that it had left some members as judges of their own cases, Bradley argued.

This would not only throw land mines in the paths of class action suits being filed across the country, but would also nullify the decision in Marta Rodash's case.

The refusal ended what was likely the city's last chance to nullify the decisions before the arrival of a new mayor who has criticised the tactic.

The law understands that it makes mistakes, that men and women who carry out the law are imperfect creatures, and therefore the power to nullify the decisions of the law must be written into the law itself.

Mr. Roosevelt's speech at Columbus, O., in which he advocated giving the people the right to nullify the decisions of Supreme Courts of various States on Constitutional questions, has given the Republicans opposed to him their excuse for refusing to support him for the nomination.

The applicant subsequently applied for an order of certiorari (now referred to as a quashing order) to nullify the decisions of the Registrar and the Minister.

(Eventually, Ellet shrewdly lobbied Congress to make the bridge a postal route, thereby nullifying the court's decision).