Sentence examples for which would annul from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama's new strategy — which would annul or reverse several initiatives by the Bush administration — will be contained in a nearly completed document called the Nuclear Posture Review, which all presidents undertake.

I was sure it would annul the acquittal".

For weeks diplomats have feared that Mr Karzai would annul the election.

Under a guillotine clause, such a breach would annul six other economic agreements struck at the time.

See articleAfter a bombing in the capital, Colombo, blamed on the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam, the government of Sri Lanka said it would annul its 2002 ceasefire deal with the Tigers.

The Supreme Court said it would annul this election too if it did not meet legal standards.

Scarlett then told him that either he would have to get sober or she would annul their marriage.

In September , 1945 the Soviet Union announced that it would annul the Soviet-Turkish treaty of friendship that was signed in 1925.

On the other hand, algorithms that identify group orthology between more organisms at once would annul the resolution obtained in a pairwise definition [ 10].

"Thousands of those convicted under the regime had their property confiscated – homes, land, savings – and Zapatero's government was afraid that if the sentences were annulled the confiscations would be, too, which would open the door to the heirs reclaiming what is rightfully theirs," he said.

A decree ordering the expulsion of all aliens, which would have deprived the king of his most competent advisers, was annulled at the urging of Li Si, later grand councillor.