The phrase "provision void" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a clause or condition in a contract or agreement that is no longer valid or enforceable. Example: "Due to a change in government regulations, the provision regarding employee benefits in our contract has become void."
Indeed, she is still fighting to implement some of its provisions voided by the Supreme Court in 2012.Liberals and Latinos hated her for the same reasons.
They have asked about the availability of hitters like Houston's Daryle Ward and could try to swap for Tampa Bay's Fred McGriff, knowing that McGriff could exercise his no-trade provision and void any deal.
At this year's fair there is a broadly accepted provision that voids any price offer if the yuan appreciates to 15.4 cents or more (it is currently worth 15.3 cents).
But Barchi's administration submitted one number for Rutgers in the state budget, and inserted a provision that would void the requirement for separate funding for Newark and Camden.
This research investigates the provision of the void to enhance natural ventilation performance in the living units of multi-storey housing.
Dr. Warnock noted that the verdict came less than a month after the Supreme Court voted 5 to 4 to void a provision of the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
The killing of American citizens by drones, the gross abuses of civil liberties represented by massive surveillance and now the draconian provisions of the NDAA that VOID basic habeas corpus provisions of the Constitution, and the suppression of criticism are doing irreparable harm to the health of the Republic.
Only Judge Vinson has declared the entire act void, including provisions that have already taken effect, like requirements that insurers cover children regardless of pre-existing conditions.
At the end of a 90-minute session, no clear consensus emerged for the fate of the entire law should the justices decide to void its key provision – the mandate that most Americans obtain medical insurance by 2014 or face a penalty.
The broad language of the bill, which imposes its standards above "any other provision of law," would effectively void privacy contracts between companies and their customers.
