Sentence examples for rendered void by from inspiring English sources

Japan's neighbors argue that these agreements have been rendered void by history.

A provision banning interracial marriage, long ago rendered void by the United States Supreme Court, was finally voted out of the Constitution in 2000.

616, 623, 24 L.Ed.2d 593 (1970) (recognizing federal right to rescind contracts rendered void by § 29(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, 15 U.S.C. 78cc(b)); American Surety Co. v. Shulz, 237 U.S. 159 , 35S.Ct.

Islamists and liberals united to denounce a "military coup" and parliamentary speaker Saad al-Katatni said parliament could only be rendered void by popular referendum.

That contract was rendered void when Kovalchuk signed his N.H.L. voluntary retirement papers.

Local post offices and sorting offices will be downgraded and the meaning of the institution rendered void.

This new arrangement rendered void the previous diplomatic agreements that France had reached with the powers of the Middle East.

The resolution would render void the modest rules adopted by the F.C.C. in December 2010.

But he did a fine job, late in his career, in coping with the chaos of the 1993 National, rendered instantly void by a false start of which most of the jockeys were unaware.

Here, as in many of Ms. Aycock's sculptural proposals, logical systems — a major legacy of 1970s art — are rendered null and void by an unchecked eclecticism.

"The billions of dollars of development aid which has been spent building the capacity of Cambodia's civil society could be rendered null and void by this law," said Simon Taylor, director of UK-based NGO Global Witness.