Sentence examples for which nullified from inspiring English sources
The phrase "which nullified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action or event that has rendered something ineffective or void. Example: "The new law was enacted, which nullified the previous regulations that governed the industry."
Texas, which nullified Texas's sodomy law.
When Arius was condemned in a synod at Alexandria (September 323), Eusebius sheltered him and sponsored a synod (October 323) at Bithynia, which nullified Arius' excommunication.
Later in the day, Serbia's Parliament scrapped a law requiring a 50percentturnoutut for a presidential election to be valid, which nullified Mr. Kostunica's election in September.
But here, perhaps, we should tour back to the Yankees' recent three-game home sweep of the Astros, which nullified and then reversed the standings in this best-of-seven series.
And, as is typically the case with Suárez, he was then involved in the most controversial moment of the match, showing superb awareness to score what should have been a dramatic last-minute goal to win the game only to see the linesman belatedly, and quite incorrectly accordingly to television replays, signal that Suárez had been offside, which nullified the goal.
New York City's black population fell by 15 percent in the five years after the federal passage of the Fugitive Slave Law in 1850, which nullified New York's personal liberty laws, required state officials to help slave catchers and denied suspects a trial by jury.
The tale, as its told: a grumpy customer decided to ring up HTC about his Desire's inability to store applications on the SD card — an issue which is nullified in Android 2.2.
But the judge said Thursday that the reinstatement decision was never communicated to lower courts, which she said nullified all the court proceedings.
Esperance's unallocated crown land is covered by native title, which would be nullified if it was converted to freehold land.
But the judge said Thursday that the reinstatement decision was never communicated to lower courts, which she said nullified all the court proceedings related to the case, including the decision to send it to trial.
The components projected onto the noise-only subspace are simply nullified, which results in significantly better performance when compared to the conventional DFT-based methods, where the full-band (and thus erroneous) spectrum must be processed.
