Sentence examples for seeks to nullify from inspiring English sources
The union's lawsuit, filed late last month in State Supreme Court in Manhattan, seeks to nullify the contracts with the two companies, Johnson Controls and Temco Service Industries.
In addition, recent Chinese space-based and cyber warfare technology initatives bear watching as Beijing seeks to nullify key U.S. advantages in C4SRI using a high-tech variant of "asymmetric warfare".
The suit, brought by a cluster of groups, including the North Carolina NAACP, the League of Women Voters, and the US Justice Department, seeks to nullify several provisions in HB589, including the truncating of early-voting periods by seven days, the elimination of same-day registration, and the banning of out-of-precinct provisional voting.
The calibrated approach seeks to nullify uncertainties (or variation) introduced by the acquisition technique differences by producing standardized data, often with the aim of making comparisons with PD.
One day, in Queens, a woman seeking to nullify her parking ticket confidently claimed breathtaking powers for her Fire Department placard.
A judgment by the Law Lords in July 2000 forced Equitable to honour these guarantees after several years in which it had sought to nullify their worth.
A panel of judges today dismissed an appeal by New Jersey Democrats seeking to nullify a law that allowed Bob Franks to enter the governor's race.
Cablevision appears determined to prevent that, filing a lawsuit Oct. 18 in State Supreme Court in Mineola against the village and Verizon seeking to nullify the agreement.
And there is little doubt that no matter what he decides next week, Europe will take him to the World Trade Organization, seeking to nullify the American action.
A state appeals court reaffirmed the law in May after the Mercer County Republican Party sought to nullify seven absentee ballots cast from Trenton State Psychiatric Hospital.
Even great powers such as China could only hope to match the United States in a few narrowly defined areas or seek to nullify its advantages by so-called "asymmetric" means (such as guerrilla warfare).
