Sentence examples for that annuls from inspiring English sources

He goes on to paint the "Ring" as a mythological tale that annuls, one by one, the consolations of mythology.

The study he cites made a mistake that annuls its finding of a 17percentt success rate for habeas corpus petitions in capital cases.

But, judged by the standards of most cartoonists, Shrigley doesn't really make the grade: a cartoon should have an effortless if expressive line betokening the art that annuls any artistry.

A heuristic that annuls reservation after a user has had its fair share of resources is proposed.

The MP-1S is also equipped for scotopic use with a couple of additional filters that extend the dynamic array of the instrument luminosity to the very subdued illumination conditions required: the first one consists of a 2.0 log unit neutral filter that annuls the 4 asb of luminance of MP-1 mesopic and, therefore, reduces screen luminance.

"There is always a 'higher petition' that annuls the preceding one that in turn could be contradicted by another ruling, destined in any case to be surpassed," Pierluigi Battista, a columnist with Corriere della Sera, a Milan daily, wrote of the parking lot case.

Mr. Gutseriyev claimed his ejection was illegal, citing a ruling by a regional court that annulled the vote.

Ms. Paulino, 52, was among the several dozen protesters denouncing a recent Dominican high court ruling that annulled the citizenship of anyone born in the country to noncitizens after 1929.

"If you have any one-on-one opportunity with President Mubarak," the ambassador wrote, "you may wish to suggest that annulling these cases and allowing him to return to Egypt would also be well received by the new administration".

Brown wanted to be recognised as a woman in law and she and Sylvia convinced themselves that annulling their marriage and becoming civil partners would "just be a bureaucratic exercise that didn't mean anything".

Mr. Putin, now five days in office as Russia's second president, has moved briskly this week to strengthen Moscow's control over the country's unruly provinces, issuing several decrees that annul specific regional laws that have been found to violate the Russian Constitution.