Sentence examples for provision rendering from inspiring English sources

When Detroiters overwhelmingly voted in a referendum against the "emergency manager" law, Synder passed a new one overnight – with a provision rendering referendums meaningless.

Under this statute there is no provision rendering it necessary, in a private litigation between two claimants for an allotment, to make the United States a party.

The court also declined to block a provision rendering most contracts with illegal immigrants unenforceable and a section making it a felony for an illegal immigrant to conduct a "business transaction," like renewing a driver's license, with any governmental body in the state.

Burton also argued that that the provision rendering those convicted under § 1782 "incapable of holding any office of honor, trust or profit under the Government of the United States" unconstitutionally infringed on the Qualifications Clause.

A bad attorneys' fees provision rendered them all irrelevant.

Finally, the employees contend that the presence of these unconscionable provisions renders the entire arbitration agreement unenforceable.

Enforcing hygienic measures, the education of people and provision of rendering facilities to kill the bradyzoites in meat whenever possible are recommended.

Glitman, holding up for Helms simple diagrams of U.S. and Soviet missiles affected by the treaty, said that the pact does include provisions for rendering the warhead inoperable and that only the fissionable material inside is saved.

Or, he wondered, has the provision been rendered meaningless by ongoing construction of a Mets' minor league ballpark in Coney Island and a Yankees' minor league stadium in Staten Island?

The Court insists that its reliance on this part of SARA is correct because, if the statute is interpreted to mean something other than abrogating state immunity, the provision is rendered redundant and meaningless.

However, if one accepts the 'impersonality'-premise of the applicants – as the Court does – the anti-harassment provision is rendered virtually limitless, amounting to an open-ended prohibition, targeting any and all speech that somehow 'violates the dignity of a group'.