Sentence examples for trying to nullify from inspiring English sources
Senator James Inhofe is trying to nullify the president's new mercury-reduction rule.
That shadowy force trying to nullify the 2016 election... is @realDonaldTrump".
"What should be of concern to New Yorkers is the Republicans, our State Senate colleagues, trying to nullify or void the mandate of the voters," Mr. Sampson said.
For more than a decade, the telephone and cable companies have been trying to nullify Title II, not by amendment but by stigma.
In a letter to party members, he said he would not step down and accused "party insiders" of trying to nullify his election and regain power.
He kicked two goals on Saturday, both from strong marks, but was forced to spend the bulk of the game trying to nullify Todd Goldstein in the ruck.
The Republican attorneys general are lining up to try to nullify the health care bill.
In 1577 King Henry III (reigned 1574 89) tried to nullify the league's influence, first by putting himself at its head and then by dissolving it altogether.
Now we have those shrill, adversarial duels where everyone tries to nullify the opinions of everyone else and nobody listens and we get nowhere.
McClelland was the umpire who tried to nullify a crucial home run because Brett had too much pine tar on his bat.
Their coach, Alberto Salazar, believes that the Kenyans and Ethiopians, chastened, might try to nullify the searing kicks in the 5,000 by going out fast or by making a fierce charge with about three laps remaining in the 12 ½-lap race.
