Moscow regards the 1972 accord as the cornerstone of nuclear arms control, and President Vladimir V. Putin has said that if the United States unilaterally abandons the treaty, Russia will consider three decades of arms control treaties nullified and will build a new generation of multiple-warhead nuclear missiles.
After they retreated, he agreed to peace talks; as one condition, he demanded that the Bryan-Chamorro treaty be nullified.
In 1970, after the ignominious Bryan-Chamorro treaty was nullified, some Americans had explored the possibility of making a canal with atomic bombs, but, Kautz noted wryly, "eventually, they were advised that it was not a good idea to proceed".
Before leaving, Tecumseh informed Harrison that unless the treaty was nullified, he would seek an alliance with the British.
Mr. Martonyi's assurance only means that once-nullified laws don't automatically return when the decision that nullified the law is itself nullified.
In the second case, one interference link is nullified and the other is not nullified.
Soon after the agreement, the Spanish government claimed that the French had not performed their part of the Treaty of Ildefonso and, as a result, the treaty was nullified and Louisiana still belonged to Spain.
Such articles allow dispute resolution proceedings to be commenced where only the spirit of the treaty had been broken, or more technically, legitimate expectations have been nullified [ 32].
Trump has now nullified that effort.
These laws need to be nullified".
The plaintiffs want the measure declared nullified.
