Sentence examples for rendering inoperative from inspiring English sources

Economic rights should not be read so broadly that they cover the same ground as moral rights, thus rendering inoperative the limits Parliament has imposed on moral rights.

By the time the Valkyries made a reappearance in their catsuits, rendering inoperative Waltraute's (anyway inaudible) report that Wotan had them under house arrest, I caught myself yearning for Viking helmets.

President Bush, questioned by reporters, promised that "if someone committed a crime, they will no longer work in my Administration," thereby rendering inoperative his earlier pledge to fire anyone "involved" in the leak.

Facts that have been exposed as false, for instance, are rendered "inoperative".

You thought that "nullification" had been rendered inoperative by the Civil War?

Unfortunately for Mr. Ahmadinejad's camp, those assertions were quickly rendered inoperative by a series of countervailing truths.

All IRT trains except those on the Flushing line are equipped with two‐way radios, but many have been rendered inoperative by vandalism and theft.

In cancer cells the program is rendered inoperative following mutation of a protein known as p53, which occurs in about half of all cancers.

Section 8902(m)(1)'s text does not purport to render inoperative any and all State laws that in some way bear on federal employee-benefit plans.

Except suddenly there appeared a Citizen Helper, who asked were we from out of town, and was that why, via removing my shoes, I had caused my Everly Strips to be rendered Inoperative?

In case a statute is repealed or rendered inoperative, no further proceedings can be had to enforce it in pending prosecutions unless competent authority has kept the statute alive for that purpose.