Sentence examples for to voided from inspiring English sources
verb
To make invalid or worthless.
- He voided the check and returned it.
There was a trend towards higher resistance rates in E. coli in urine specimens from catheters compared to voided urine for ampicillin (p = 0.079) and ciprofloxacin (p = 0.11).
The union is asking Burbank to void Goodell's discipline.
To void the deal, he must buy his way out.
"To beat this," he said, "someone will have to void-void me in the auction.
Teams have tried to void contracts, sometimes successfully, citing reasons other than moral turpitude.
Bankruptcy would have also allowed Harrisburg to void expensive union contracts, Mr. Miller said.
In this situation, the commissioner has the right to void the trade.
Union leaders hope to avoid having United executives ask a bankruptcy court to void union contracts.
But Con Edison promised to sue the state to void the law.
Any attempt to void Arenas's contract would surely be resisted by the players union.
He vacated the seat in May 1900 as the Senate weighed a resolution to void his election.
