Sentence examples similar to which renders void from inspiring English sources

"More than 50percentt of shareholders have formally expressed that they won't sell, which renders the offer void".

It is based on the absoluteness of the "democratic mandate" given by Labour members and supporters, which renders null and void any dissent from Labour's "elites" in Westminster or Brussels.

Farmers who refuse to stump up may discover that their hitherto healthy flock has suddenly developed defects which render the sale void or that the buyer will ignore their stock at future sales.The luckpenny certainly has not brought any luck to those who bought animals at Longtown in February.

They ignore him, which renders him speechless.

Other sections provide for matters of detail, and § 11 renders void any agreement by employer or workman to waive the benefit of the act.

These sections tend to render void any provisions of a contract which attempt to fix the amount of stipulated damages to be paid in case of a breach, except where it is impracticable or extremely difficult to determine the actual damages.

Under such circumstances, we should, even in the absence of controlling decision, decline to give the statute a construction which would render it void, unless compelled to do so by unequivocal language in the act.

That contract was rendered void when Kovalchuk signed his N.H.L. voluntary retirement papers.

The resolution would render void the modest rules adopted by the F.C.C. in December 2010.

Japan's neighbors argue that these agreements have been rendered void by history.

Local post offices and sorting offices will be downgraded and the meaning of the institution rendered void.