Sentence examples for would render void from inspiring English sources

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

It could have been predicted that the ascendancy of Ross would render void the two-state solution Obama anticipated in his carefully prepared and broadly advertised speech to the Arab world from Cairo University in June 2009.

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.

Croft suggested sending the debt collectors letters with a list of questions, which if they could not answer, would render the debt void.

The ads being investigated did not use those "magic words" -- words that explicitly called on viewers to "vote for" or "vote against" -- the court's interpretation would render the investigation void.

The claimants have been given leave to appeal, and Langton said he believed they had grounds on the basis that the insurance policy would only be rendered void if Zurich were not consulted on a claim made against Land of Leather.

With fewer than half of RMT members taking part in the ballot and just 30 per cent of the membership voting in favour of action, Mr Johnson reiterated his call for legislation to introduce a threshold, which would render any strike ballot void unless at least 50 per cent of the workforce take part.

The District insists that such is not the correct construction of the act, that it has not in fact been so construed or applied by the taxing officials, and that, even if it had been, the whole act would not thereby be rendered void, as these provisions are clearly severable from the rest of the act.

But I'll never stop attending or voice certain doubts in public because that would render the sacrifices of my ancestors null and void".

Representing 500 million in an enlarged EU would render the already tenuous relationship between MEPs and voters entirely null and void.

Moreover, it would render America's word - a previously valuable political currency - null and void.