Sentence examples for whether to nullify from inspiring English sources

One of SocGen's declared loyalist shareholders, CGU, a British insurer, raised its 3.1% stake to 6.9%, only to see, on August 3rd, the stockmarket regulator freeze the newly bought shares until August 26th, when a French court will decide whether to nullify the purchase altogether.

On Monday, the country's Supreme Court is expected to rule on whether to nullify the re-do election.

Yet the principal held up the results of this election for one week, trying to decide whether to nullify its election and call for a "re-do," so that more of the other children could get involved – or to create new and extra positions, so that no one felt left out.

So candidates were asked whether they would support efforts to nullify the health care bill?

How many of you out there thought we had settled the question of whether states have the right to nullify federal laws during the Lincoln administration?

The Culture Ministry's order was supposed to take effect this week, and it remains unclear whether House of Cinema's management committee will seek a way to nullify it.

"With regards to the earlier email from Bill Richards, I question whether players would have the time or the nerve to nullify the likes of Holding, Garner and Walsh with improvised scoops, ramps, uppercuts etc!" insists Nathan Atkinson.

They wondered whether, given Mr. Paterno's failings, it might be possible to nullify the contract, or at least renegotiate it and reduce the payout, the people said.

Managed to nullify Scotland's vaunted ball carriers well however.

Once aware of it, Valley sued to nullify it.

Glenn Whelan and Keith Andrews are there to nullify first and create later.