And if it does not, the agreement is rendered null and void.
"This fundamental human right has been rendered null and void through abuse of technological developments by states and corporations for mass surveillance purposes," the statement adds.
This fundamental human right has been rendered null and void through abuse of technological developments by states and corporations for mass surveillance purposes.
Here, as in many of Ms. Aycock's sculptural proposals, logical systems — a major legacy of 1970s art — are rendered null and void by an unchecked eclecticism.
We must make special mention, of course, of "subsidised" works, which shall, through the sole fact that their origin is, in part, free of the market, be rendered null and void.
"The billions of dollars of development aid which has been spent building the capacity of Cambodia's civil society could be rendered null and void by this law," said Simon Taylor, director of UK-based NGO Global Witness.
He speculates that his firm was seen as "remote, detached 'experts' with no concern for the feelings of loyal fans, fans who have their own unique histories with their brands, histories that had abruptly been rendered null and void".
In 1990 it had been confirmed in a press statement that "The united Germany receives at the moment of its unification its full and unlimited sovereignty" (highlighted by author) meaning at the time that the "four power rights and responsibilities" had been rendered null and void and that Germany's sovereignty over its territory had been fully restored (Gray et al. 1996 245).
Because, somehow, the adverse influence of racism that effects employment, housing, education, legislation, racial profiling, and mass incarceration are rendered null and void because many who are complicit with or involved in these processes are well-meaning.
